The phrase "agents were treated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how agents, such as employees or representatives, were handled or regarded in a particular situation.
Example: "In the investigation, it was revealed that agents were treated unfairly during the operation."
Alternatives: "agents were handled" or "agents were regarded".
At the Verbal Judo Institute, on Staten Island, N.Y., the agents were treated to what the institute claims is "the only tactical course in communications in America".
Almost a quarter of CAP by atypical agents were treated with betalactam antibiotics.
The patients without in vitro effective agents were treated with radiotherapy alone, and were excluded from the initial response evaluation but included in the survival analysis.
Measures related to the action of the vasodilatation agents were treated with repeated-measures ANOVA to test the effect of the group (external factor), that of the amount of dilatation agent (internal factor) and their interactions.
"The Homeland Security agents were treating me like some kind of terrorist," Mr. Bryan, a 26-year-old Irish citizen, said in an interview published in the British tabloid The Daily Mail.
The Homeland Security agents were treating me like some kind of terrorist," Bryan told the Mail.
Should advocates and agents be treated the same as those who claim to be speaking for themselves?
Double Character seeks to explain how communities dealt with an important dilemma raised by these trials: how could slaves who acted as moral agents be treated as commodities?
"And it's because our agents are treated like grade-schoolers, not allowed to make decisions on our own, micromanaged.
But they insisted that all court orders were followed over the weekend, rebutted reports that some legal residents were denied access to attorneys at airports and said they everyone detained by border agents was treated with "dignity and respect". Jan.
"I've been in this since the day the cars were hotwired, and the difference is just unbelievable -- the way things have changed, the way repossession agents are treated by clients," says Hogan. "The clients at this point in time, all they want to know is the price, who's the cheapest.
