The phrase "agents to deploy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to assigning or utilizing agents for a specific purpose or task, often in business or technology settings.
Example: "We have identified several agents to deploy in the new marketing campaign to maximize our outreach."
Alternatives: "agents to utilize" or "agents to implement".
In addition, genetic analysis (including gene disruption and mutational studies) further strengthens the understanding of calcineurin and provides a foundation to develop antifungal agents targeting calcineurin to deploy against Mucor and other pathogenic fungi.
As in the classical principal-agent setting with hidden action, in our model the agent is induced to deploy unobservable effort by linking her pay to the firm's performance.
Now notice that, as is the case with other deliberative mental operations, it is plausible that an agent knows how to deploy or perform this operation 'at will', in the sense that this operation can be rapidly deployed in response to perceptual (or cognitive) indications that doing so is appropriate.
As a first prototype, a two layered agent platform was developed, capable to deploy two VM agents which will be deployed and run inside a target VM: 1) iNotify-agent, b) webserver-agent.
In the latest example of United States government's ham-fisted approach to intelligence, reports have emerged detailing German plans to deploy agents that would keep tabs on American spies operating in the country.
He spent 37 years in the U.S. Air Force, including years loading and unloading cargo from contaminated C-123 airplanes -- the craft used to deploy Agent Orange in Vietnam -- in the U.S. after the Vietnam War had ended.
As the Detroit News first reported, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICEE) agent obtained a warrant to deploy the Stingray, also called a "cell site simulator," to find a 23-year-old undocumented restaurant worker from El Salvador accused of illegally re-entering the United States.
Britain's International Trade Secretary Liam Fox doubled down on the accusation against Moscow Wednesday, saying that Russia had been stockpiling the nerve agent and exploring methods to deploy it.
But if we are going to deploy AI agents widely in society at large — on our highways, in our nursing homes and schools, in our businesses and governments — we will need machines to be wise as well as smart.
As a rough analogy, since antipiracy crusaders are fond of equating filesharing with shoplifting: suppose the CEO of Wal-Mart came to Congress demanding a $50 million program to deploy FBI agents to frisk suspicious-looking teens in towns near Wal-Marts.
