The phrase "agents realize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the awareness or understanding that agents (which could refer to individuals, representatives, or entities) come to about a situation or concept.
Example: "As the investigation progressed, the agents realize the importance of gathering more evidence to support their case."
Alternatives: "agents understand" or "agents become aware".
That deal made agents realize the worth of their own agencies.
Agents realize, Mr. Mueller said, that the old criteria for success within the F.B.I. no longer apply.
"Their managers and agents realize fashion shows are a money-making opportunity," said Roger Padilha, whose firm MAO Public Relations represents a number of fashion brands.
"It's important that casting agents realize that roles like this can go to black actors, that directors see they can broaden their audiences, and that African-American actors take note," he said.
Other dedicated agents realize further interfaces of the overall system to the users, the BAS, and other miscellaneous services (e.g., remote server synchronization).
This also implies that threats of benefit termination lose credibility, as well-informed economic agents realize that alternative – less demanding – options are available.
"I think my agents realized I was getting a little too fidgety," Mr. Crudup said.
Soon after the F.B.I. took custody of Fadl, agents realized that his scheming, which had once been bin Laden's problem, was now theirs.
After security agents realized that he had not boarded the flight from Chicago to Dulles, they ordered the airliner back to the gate and retrieved his luggage, which contained the suspicious items.
"Agents realized that they should be the ones holding auctions for their authors and get advances more in line with the anticipated total value of their books," Georges Borchardt, who brokered the hardcover rights, said in an interview.
He said he told the F.B.I. about this in 1999, but the bureau never asked him for a report he had written for Mr. bin Laden until after Sept. 11, when agents realized that one of the hijackers had inquired about crop-dusting planes.
