The phrase "agents for all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to representatives or intermediaries that serve everyone or are available to everyone.
Example: "Our organization aims to be agents for all, ensuring that every voice is heard and represented in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "representatives for everyone" or "intermediaries for all".
"The irony of it is, we're the front-line agents for all of these card companies," he said.
This is recommended by rental agents for all drivers in the Soviet Union, because wipers are prime targets for theft.
Nonetheless, just as publishers are less comfortable in the current publishing climate, so too are agents, for all the glamour of their work.
As for religious leaders or philosophers, they mutter that it often seems they may as well be estate agents for all the esteem with which their words are treated.
Woody Woodward, the club's vice president for baseball administration, confirmed today that he had told the agents for all the players that the Yankees planned to renew the contracts Sunday if the players remained unsigned.
In the near future, better understanding of the pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis will probably allow the development of even more effective agents for all clinical phenotypes of the disease.
"Parcells has never mentioned Harbaugh to me," said Steinberg, who is the agent for all three quarterbacks.
The Secretary may enter into contracts, cooperative agreements, and grants as the agent for all participating parties in carrying out such research, development, or technology transfer activities.
Nanoparticle albumin-bound (nab) paclitaxel is a promising new therapeutic agent for all histologic types of non small-cell lunon small-celllung
One way to do that is to become the unifying agent for all the data that companies are spreading across their servers and cloud services.
The act, which applied to faculty members in all educational institutions in Michigan, permitted unions and state employers to enter into "agency shop" arrangements in which the unions acted as agent for all employees in the bargaining unit.
