The phrase "agents for every" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to representatives or intermediaries that cater to all or a wide range of options or individuals in a specific context.
Example: "We are proud to be agents for every major brand in the industry, ensuring our clients have access to the best products available."
Alternatives: "representatives for all" or "agents for all".
The scheme was £42m in deficit in March despite a recent increase in the levy from £1 to £2.50 that Atol takes from travel agents for every holiday booking.
In our implementation, we have used dedicated Wi-Fi interfaces as monitoring agents for every channel.
Ryan envisioned a day when he would go national, creating specialty insurance agents for every industry.
This compares favourably with the recommendation in Pye-Smith (2012): a ratio of 33 extension agents for every 10,000 farmers was reported as the minimum ratio needed for an effective extension system.
Table 2 Performance metrics Evaluation metrics Descriptions Round The whole process from when the sink node dispatch agents for every path for data collection to when all agents return to the sink node with their data.
But even if 10 plots were secretly prevented for every plot we know about, that would mean more than a dozen counterterrorism agents for every Islamist extremist arrested in 2016.
The Stasi - short for 'state security' - had an officer or agent for every 50 East Germans.
In stead of having one agent for every client, they now have about one for every five.
The government subsidy aimed at easing costs was doubled to €24m after the November attacks, with drones overhead to monitor crowds as part of a heavy police surveillance operation, body searches at entry points and one private security agent for every 100 visitors.
KLM might as well hire a Geek Squad agent for every flight.
Simply put, an awareness structure associates to each agent, for every possible world, a set of events of which the agent is said to be aware.
