The phrase "agents soldiers" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper punctuation or conjunction to connect the two nouns.
You can use it if you intend to refer to both agents and soldiers, but it needs clarification or rephrasing for proper understanding.
Example: "The agents and soldiers worked together to complete the mission."
Alternatives: "agent personnel" or "military agents".
My father treated men as agents, soldiers, fighters — killers, I suppose — but business isn't warfare, or espionage either, whatever people say.
Siddiqui is serving 86 years in prison after being convicted in 2010 of attempting to shoot and kill a group of FBI agents, soldiers and interpreters who were about to interrogate her in Afghanistan over her alleged links to al Qaeda.
What's more, when MENA actors are cast, they're often relegated to roles of trained terrorists, agents, soldiers or tyrants. .
What's more, when MENA actors are cast, they're often relegated to roles of trained terrorists, agents, soldiers or tyrants.
Are there or are there not Russian agents, soldiers, and volunteers and massive amounts of Russian military equipment in eastern Ukraine?
Almost 70percentt of those who do portray MENA characters are often on crime or geopolitical dramas, with 78percentt portraying terrorists, agents, soldiers or tyrants.
An agent, soldier, commander, or the people you robbed will PROBABLY follow you.
Pakistan has made clear that it is deeply concerned about some of its agents and soldiers trapped in the town.
Because they are considered law enforcement agents, not soldiers, their presence on another country's soil may raise fewer sensitivities about sovereignty.
In an April letter to Rita Cosby of the Fox News Channel, Mr. McVeigh wrote that the bombing was a "retaliatory strike," and he described federal agents as soldiers.
Mr. González Pizaña, whose street name is "El Kelín," tried to escape in an armored Volkswagen Passat, throwing grenades at agents and soldiers in his path.
