The phrase "as a field agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who works in a specific role related to field operations, often in contexts like law enforcement, intelligence, or research.
Example: "She has gained valuable experience as a field agent, conducting surveillance and gathering intelligence in various operations."
Alternatives: "in the role of a field agent" or "serving as a field agent."
No -- she looks at her enslavement as an opportunity to prove her talents as a field agent.
When Foley wasn't throwing those very loud parties, Foley pursued her spy career by working as a field agent for Seattle-based Redfin, a real estate startup we've covered often.
At the time, I was working as a field agent and Public Health Advisor for the CDC, tracking and bringing folks with STDs, TB and HIV to treatment.
However, she initially struggles as a field agent, nearly compromising the team's mission when she attempts to get help for her mentally ill sister Sarah Candace Brownn).
After training, the now-adult Jodie goes on multiple missions as a field agent, often with Ryan, to whom she slowly becomes attracted.
Gwen operates as a field agent on Torchwood missions and brings a humane and rounded approach to her team's investigations of extraterrestrial cases through her police procedural training.
From an aging M to the limited role of the Bond Girl and the characterization of Miss Moneypenny as a defunct field agent, Skyfall develops the legacy of Bond at the expense of women.
The story is told through interviews with the members of the sisterhood as well as field agents, journalists and war-on-terror honchos like the former C.I.A. director Michael Hayden and the retired general Stanley A. McChrystal, who provides a particularly frank and thoughtful point of view.
While the police and MI6 officials have refused to rule out those theories, they suggested a more likely but mundane explanation: that although the day had long passed when the agency dictated agents' lifestyles, he was leading a doubly secret life, as a licensed MI6 field agent and as a sexual fantasist.
I'm so obsessed with the sport that I spent four months of my life as a track and field agent (now that would make a good blog post).
Taken, is Franco-American, produced and co-scripted (with Hollywood writer Robert Mark Kamen) by Luc Besson and starring Liam Neeson as a retired CIA field agent discovering that his 17-year-old daughter has been abducted in Paris by Albanian white slavers.
