The phrase "agents to try" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to agents who are tasked with attempting something, but without additional context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "We need to assign agents to try different strategies for improving customer engagement."
Alternatives: "agents to test" or "agents to attempt".
He ended up meeting a friendly lady named "Amanda" and was eventually recruited by Chinese agents to try to join a U.S. government agency.
Between 2008 and 2013, the company hired a partnership between the Monaco-based agent Unaoil and another firm of agents to try to secure contracts worth more than $110m.
Instead of throwing the dirty plate away, he was impelled by his old interest in the mode of action of antiseptics and other anti-bacterial agents to try to discover what in the mouldy plate was killing the bacteria.
After failing to make the postseason in 2008 for the first time in a nonstrike year since 1993, the Yankees invested $441 million on free agents to try to make sure they are not left out again.
After an exhaustive search on the ITA Software site for a multi-city trip that turned up a $461 ticket on United Airlines, I begged two United agents to try to recreate the fare I'd found, but both insisted the itinerary I'd chosen would cost $800.
No need for customs agents to try to inspect everything inside cargo containers or trucks.
Watching the strike news, Mr. Furr sent a panicked e-mail message to his group sales agent to try to get the tickets exchanged.
If I'm close at the halfway point, I'll tell my agent to try to put me on even more".
"The real estate agents told people to try Palisades Park".
For parenchymal involvement, agents to be tried may include corticosteroids, IFN-α, azathioprine, cyclophosphamide, methotrexate and TNFα antagonists.
In a typical hunter prey game, hunters chase the prey agents, and the prey agents try to escape from the hunters.
