The phrase "agents trained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or entities that have undergone training to perform specific tasks or roles, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "The company has a team of agents trained in customer service to handle inquiries effectively."
Alternatives: "trained agents" or "agents who are trained".
The agents trained their guns on him.
Debbie Blankfort and Suzanne Iovino, real estate agents, trained in the 21-story Blue Hill Plaza, Rockland County's tallest building.
Some officials question whether agents trained in solving bank robberies, kidnappings and drug deals can embrace their new role.
Special counterterrorism agents trained in interrogating high-value detainees were waiting to question him, according to a law enforcement official.
Mr. Mueller centralized the bureau's counterterror operations and strengthened its ability to gather information about terrorist threats by adding analysts, language specialists and agents trained in counterterrorism.
During the war, Iranian agents trained, armed, and directed a network of Shiite militias, which killed hundreds of American and British soldiers.
"Some Chinese agents training some Tibetans, especially women, you see, using poison – the hair poisoned, and the scarf poisoned – they were supposed to seek blessing from me, and my hand touch".
Exogenous national institutional quality is complementary to agents' training acquisitions because more developed national institutions are associated with lower monitoring costs, which attracts workers willing to provide relatively high productive efforts, which is more important in producing the complex good.
These para-professional extension agents train selected farmers in about five villages, who in turn train all the other participants of the contest in their respective villages (Borda 2002).
Megrahi was an intelligence agent, trained to mislead.
Each Budget location also has one Budget agent trained in the E.V.'s.
