The phrase "agents to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to agents or representatives who are expected to carry on with a task or process.
Example: "The company has authorized the agents to continue their negotiations despite the recent setbacks."
Alternatives: "representatives to proceed" or "agents to carry on".
Until that time, even if there is an oral agreement, sellers generally want agents to continue to show their homes.
A few disarmament experts question whether some Iraqi exiles living in the United States may still be under pressure from Iraqi intelligence agents to continue sharing information.
But while Thomas would allow customs agents to continue searching ships and seizing contraband today, his originalism demands that civil asset forfeiture stop right there.
The immediate effect of the ruling by Judge George L. Hart Jr. to permit Army intelli gence agents to continue their activities.
Since the United States military cut off his funding in May, he has relied on like-minded private donors to pay his agents to continue gathering information about militant fighters, Taliban leaders and the secrets of Kabul's ruling class.
Iori follows the battles in secret and fights against the Nests agents to continue his fight against Kyo.
They could relax, slow down, table their work for a year or so, turn their attention to other things and allow bail bond agents to continuing squeezing nonrefundable money out of people who just want to go home.
Even when he scratched his way onto the Dallas Cowboys' roster as an undrafted free agent to continue an improbable career arc, Hurd returned often to the area known as the Eastside, where he held annual Easter egg hunts.
"We are having a close look at him and have an agreement with the agent to continue to look at him and we'll see what happens.
Once the obstacle detected is avoided, the steering agent informs the obstacle detection agent that the obstacle is avoided and the navigation agent directs the steering agent to continue to follow a straight path.
(Without the second gifting form, an agent can give only up to $500 a year to any individual or charity on your behalf, laughably low if you are incapacitated and want your agent to continue executing your estate plan).
