The phrase "agents will also have" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the responsibilities or capabilities of agents in a specific context, such as a job description or a set of requirements.
Example: "In addition to their primary duties, agents will also have the responsibility of managing client relationships."
Alternatives: "agents will additionally possess" or "agents will furthermore have".
Future therapeutic agents will also have to be designed to address the neurodegenerative component of the physiopathology of multiple sclerosis.
Agents will also have to take a more pro-active role in the actual creation of films, making them more likely to be called upon to "package" a production: attaching directors, producers, and actors from their own stable to a particular project, before selling it to the studios.
An agent will also have more experience negotiating home sales than you do, potentially helping you get more money than you could on your own.
In addition, other conditions such as repeated anaesthesia required for longitudinal studies, the exposure of ionising radiations and the use of contrast agents and/or imaging biomarkers will also have consequences on the physiology of the animal and therefore will need considerations.
Theoretically, it is likely that any agent that inhibits thrombin generation will also have the potential to inhibit experimental atherosclerosis.
The KGB will also have its agents focused on gaining information in America that will help them win the war in Afghanistan.
Because the system will be linked to United's existing system in Denver, the travel agents now using Apollo in the United States will also have more up-to-date information on European flights, fares, seat availability, hotel space, car rentals and train tickets.
The higher cap will let many teams avoid cutting high-priced veterans, and some will also have more money to offer free agents when the free-agent signing period begins.
On-market properties listed with agents are the easiest deals to find, which means they will also have the most competition.
Of course, a sole landlord will also have costs and may also pay agent fees, though some manage their properties themselves and retain all returns.
VCs will also have to use outside depositaries (i.e. custodians) and independent valuation agents, again, adding cost and complexity.
