The phrase "agents of real" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to individuals or entities that act on behalf of something genuine or authentic, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The agents of real change in our community are those who actively engage with the residents and listen to their needs."
Alternatives: "agents of authenticity" or "representatives of reality".
All the usual actors of regeneration have been paraded through the building, the artist-tenants performing their valiant role as the kamikaze agents of real estate "value uplift", enjoying a last hurrah on the deck of the brutalist Titanic.
Instead of appointing agents of real change, he named Wall Street insiders Tim Geithner and Larry Summers to key oversight positions and appointed a consummate triangulator and centrist, Rahm Emanuel, as his Chief of Staff.
The agent of Real Valladolid striker Javi Guerra has confirmed interest from Rangers boss Ally McCoist.
Jorge Mendes, the agent of Real Madrid's Jose Mourinho and Cristiano Ronaldo, is a consultant to QFI.
But, this does not warrant a flight to nothingness, which as a conceptual device cannot be an agent of real production and change.
If the president uses his influence, his eloquence, and his bully pulpit, he could be the agent of real change.
An image of God has power to come back upon the image-maker as an agent of real-world activity.
The only other free-agent shortstop of real note is Jhonny Peralta, who is coming off a 50-game suspension from the Biogenesis scandal.
We argue that there is a need for structurally matched imaging agents capable of real-time imaging of MDR1 expression and inhibition in single cells in vivo.
Adrienne Albert, the chief executive of the Marketing Directors, a marketing and sales agent of residential real estate, said her firm lost a bonus-inspired sale at the Crystal Point luxury development on the Jersey City waterfront.
The agents of the first real drug craze to hit Britain, purple hearts were the original mother's little helpers: a combination of speed and barbiturate that calmed you down even as they zizzed you up.
