The phrase "agility against" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing responsiveness or adaptability in the face of challenges or threats, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The team's agility against unexpected market changes allowed them to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "flexibility in response to" or "adaptability to".
It's the show where young amateur athletes with day jobs in marketing and engineering compete in sports of strength and agility against male and female bodybuilders.
And in the first two of Mr. Boulez's three "Improvisations sur Mallarmé" (1957) the soprano Mary Elizabeth Mackenzie sang the angular vocal line with an alluring agility against a backdrop laced with mildly exotic percussion timbres.
We speculate that homeostatic biological networks may have evolved to assume a degree of connectivity that balances robustness and agility against the dangers of becoming trapped in an abnormal attractor.
Utterly fearless in defense of his family, Twenty-one had the size, strength, and agility to win against overwhelming odds.
Also worrisome, he said, is how adversaries show great agility in using information against the United States and its allies.
"The study measured mental function with three tests," Dr. Knopman said, "a test of memory and two tests of mental agility, of doing things against the clock, solving a puzzle of sorts.
Beneath its hip-hop flash, "Cradle 2 the Grave" works the kung-fu version of the David-and-Goliath myth, in which all the muscle in the world is no match against the agility, discipline and calculation of a martial-arts master.
They possess the moral stamina and intellectual strength and agility to push back against their patrons and seize the license to create something beyond what has been asked of them.
I wanted to ensure that my body was in a place to be at its peak in terms of speed and agility for my tough match-up against Welker.
Garrett may move with preternatural agility but in a stand-up fight against more than one opponent, he doesn't last long.
Bloomberg View columnist William Pesek said: "Japan's corporate culture of denial, of ignoring problems and letting them fester, keeps running up against a globalized world that values agility, innovation and transparency.
