The phrase "agents looking at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing agents who are observing or examining something, often in a context related to investigation or analysis.
Example: "The agents looking at the evidence found several crucial clues that could lead to a breakthrough in the case."
Alternatives: "agents observing" or "agents examining".
"They've got 10 agents looking at me.
"Today we have T.S.A. agents looking at TV screens, but they don't know anything about the person going through the system," said Steve Lott, a spokesman for the International Air Transport Association.
One of Orange's biggest donors, Medicaid health-care tycoon Jeffrey Thompson, had his home and offices raided last month by federal agents looking at a suspicious pattern of donations from Thompson, his companies and allies topping at least $730,000 for local races.
Future studies should provide more data on the long-term effectiveness of new agents, looking at on-target as well as off-target effects and ideally also at the quality of life.
A meta-analysis of more randomized controlled trials of antidiabetic agents looking at risk for malignancy in general or colorectal cancer specifically and ideally having access to individual patient data will be particularly informative and may provide a more definitive answer than a meta-analysis of observational studies.
As part of that inquiry, counterterrorism agents looked at Mr. Tsarnaev's criminal, education and Internet histories and found little that made them suspicious.
The agents looked at each other and spoke feverishly in Japanese.
There's no doubt in my mind that some TSA agents look at me and say, "He's probably Latino, but possible Arabic.
Learning is introduced through imitation: after a round of games has been carried through the whole lattice, agents look at their neighbors and choose the strategy that has led to the highest payoff before proceeding to the next round of games.
To find a list of literary agents, look at Writers Market[14], Publishers Marketplace[15], and Agent Query.[16][17].[16][17]
"How is it that someone with such perfect control over his feet has no control over his life?" asks the wife of Robinson's agent, looking at the camera.
