The phrase "agents of growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals, organizations, or factors that contribute to development or progress in a particular area, such as business or economics.
Example: "The new policies implemented by the government are seen as agents of growth for the struggling economy."
Alternatives: "drivers of growth" or "catalysts for growth".
Kirill Dmitriev, the CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, argued that the emerging markets can be agents of growth.
Moreover, administration of multiple agents of growth factors could be accomplished by an injection of a mix of nanospheres containing growth factors, cABC, and Nogo antagonists.
As fatty acids destined for oxidation are in part derived from stored TAGs, our data are consistent with studies in mammals reporting that oxidation of fatty acids is inhibited by several mitogenic stimuli and increased by various agents of growth arrest and/or apoptosis [ 63].
To test the influence of stress-inducing agents on growth of ∆Smmob3, wt and ∆Smmob3 were cultivated on SWG supplemented with different concentrations of H2O2, SDS, NaCl, KCl or sorbitol.
"Obviously the impact is clear that there will be stagnated growth in the technology sector, technology being an agent of growth in the 21st century," he says.
Father Boyle's experience, however, illustrates the power of humility as an agent of growth.
This represents a significant shift away from the perception of children as passive recipients of social spending towards viewing them as agents of future growth and development.
Integrating local agents of urban growth help in identifying specific regions of intense growth, likely challenges and provide opportunities for evolving appropriate management strategies towards sustainable cities during the 21st century.
This in turn suggests that on-farm practices, including use of antimicrobial agents for growth promotion, metaphylaxis, and therapy (21, 22 ), may influence characteristics of E. coli that contaminate retail poultry products and, seemingly, are then transmitted to humans (7 ).
In particular, it seems hard to imagine anyone outside the RSC now assembling a company of actors who would stay together at a regional base for a year or more: the greed of agents, the growth of TV and voiceover work in London, the impatience of a culture where so many people want to be famous by their early 20s militate against that.
