The phrase "agents of either" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to representatives or entities associated with two different options or groups.
Example: "The committee will consider the proposals from agents of either organization before making a decision."
Alternatives: "representatives of either" or "delegates of either".
"All... planned arrests must be cleared with regional special branch to ensure that no agents of either RUC or army are involved," it says.
Women, due to their increasingly productive roles, could become agents of either land degradation or restoration.
K. pneumoniae are commonly reported as etiologic agents of either community-acquired urinary tract infections or bacterial pneumonia.
The effect of preheating EMT6 cells in vitro on their response to cytotoxic agents of either 43 degrees C or 37 degrees C has been investigated.
Similarly, if XMRV is shown to be the etiological agent of either prostate cancer and/or CFS, the development of new drugs could reduce morbidity and mortality.
Hydrogel samples were created from a stock gelling agent of either 25 or 100 mg/ml.
Because most MSSA isolates, as opposed to MRSA, are susceptible to the fluoroquinolones (92% vs. 3% in this study), MSSA would be selectively eliminated by the antimicrobial agent action of either drug before colonization could be established.
We investigated the role of cytoskeletal elements on the trafficking of CB1R with the use of pharmacological agents to either disrupt or stabilize microtubule and actin cytoskeleton dynamics.
Based on these reports, we tested whether vaccine therapy combined with cytotoxic chemotherapeutic agents could augment the efficacy of either agent used alone in a rapidly growing murine mammary tumor model.
We will discuss the effects of some of these agents, which either illustrate the implications of specific mechanisms affecting the microcirculation or have promising effects.
Many multicenter clinical trials of potential neuroprotective agents showed either lack of efficacy or unacceptable side effects, but antioxidant therapy shows promise.
