The phrase "agents of one" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing individuals or entities acting on behalf of a singular entity or purpose.
Example: "In this organization, we consider ourselves agents of one, working together towards a common goal."
Alternatives: "representatives of a single entity" or "advocates for one cause".
Similarly, … merely reporting on a controversy does not make third parties the "agents" of one of the parties to the controversy; and in any event, the procedure in this case was deliberately designed to avoid any notice to Avvo as well as the many media entities subjected to this unlawful injunction.
The body of theory to which this evidence applies most directly concerns "two-sided matching markets," in which agents of one kind (e.g. workers) are matched with agents of another kind (e.g. employers).
Tenet Healthcare, reeling from concerns about special Medicare reimbursements paid to its hospitals and a raid by federal agents of one of its facilities in California, outlined steps yesterday that it said it was taking to try to reassure investors.
Writing in diary style from June 13 , 1985 to Dec. 31, 1991, Mr. Bearden begins with the tragic capture by Soviet agents of one of the C.I.A.'s most valuable Russian moles, Adolf Tolkachev, the first of many.
The number of workers who are free agents of one type or another now make up almost a third of the work force, or 41.8 million people, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
By turning managers into agents of society's interest in thriving economic enterprises, we get out of the bind of viewing them as agents of one narrowly defined master (shareholders) or many masters (stakeholders).
The headquarters of the American International Assurance Company, which was holding a training program for about 100 of its insurance agents on one of the top floors, was particularly hard hit.
Certainly by the second edition, Kant had come to see how implausible it would be to maintain that one has no consciousness of oneself, one's real self, at all when one is conscious of oneself as the subject of one's experience, agent of one's acts, by having these experiences and doing those acts.
Contracts awarded to the group were inflated by £3.1m between 2000 and 2002, the sums then paid back via an agent of one of the Scottish engineer's subsidiaries.
Riley's transfer record hardly eases the suspicion that he has been overpromoted and there is an excruciating story about what happened when the agent of one signing turned up to negotiate the contract.
WMV is the causal agent of one of the first described cucurbit mosaic virus diseases, while ZYMV emerged as a major cucurbit pathogen causing severe yield losses only in the late 1970s.
