The phrase "aiding agents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to individuals or entities that assist or support a particular action or process.
Example: "The research team utilized various aiding agents to enhance the effectiveness of their experiments."
Alternatives: "supporting agents" or "assisting agents".
"She claims that the FBI was also gathering evidence against senior Pentagon officials - including household names - who were aiding foreign agents.
Members of the military cannot arrest immigrants, because they are not duly sworn law enforcement personnel, Judd said, but they can aid Border Patrol agents by serving as their de facto "eyes" surveying the border and monitoring surveillance equipment.
Further, this knowledge can aid moral agents in their own task of motivating themselves to morality.
In writing the pre-title sequence of the episode, Brenton wanted to include a "frightening thriller set up" where spies would listen in as an agent is undercover, and be absolutely helpless to aid the agent when he is in trouble, yet be nearby as this happens.
Likewise, an agent-relative permission is a permission for some agent to do some act even though others may not be permitted to aid that agent in the doing of his permitted action.
Release date: July 9. Charlotte Gray Falling for a British pilot who is shot down over France during World War II, Charlotte (Cate Blanchett) just might have an opportunity to help him out when she drops by parachute to serve with a cadre of British secret agents aiding the French Resistance.
Restaurant maître d's could expect major tips at year end from CAA because the agency wanted to be sure that those who aided their agenting of clients similarly "didn't leave" them.
The purpose of the current approach was to vary (a) shear and (b) ligand target pairing in a controlled fashion and to evaluate the contributions of each, thereby aiding rational contrast agent design.
Over the past year, a small team of F.B.I. agents, aided by consultants and businessmen with contacts in Iran, has also been seeking information about him.
Every major landmass harbours different species, and migrations to new habitats may be aided by natural agents (e.g., wind, birds, floating debris) or by humans.
