The phrase "associate agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, real estate, or any field where individuals work in partnership or support roles.
Example: "As an associate agent, I assist the lead agent in managing client relationships and closing deals."
Alternatives: "assistant agent" or "partner agent".
Mrs. Halaby, 25, is an associate agent at the Robbins Office, a literary agency in New York.
As an associate agent in charge, Mr. Tamez was responsible for the office's financial management, among other things.
"Parents check certain things that maybe the kids would not think of checking," said Anne Cynar, a senior associate agent at Corcoran.
I love this apartment, and I'll take it,' and sometimes they forget to ask, 'Well, what does that mean — chandeliers, fixtures, bathroom cabinets?' " said Shii Ann Huang, a senior associate agent at the Corcoran Group.
L. 106 181, § 401(a)(1), substituted "transportation and in the event of an accident involving a foreign air carrier that occurs within the United States," for "transportation,", inserted "(including any associate, agent, employee, or other representative of an attorney)" after "attorney", and substituted "45th day" for "30th day".
The company is fighting several lawsuits brought by former associate agents who said they should have been classified as employees.
Redfin does employ more than 900 contractors, whom it calls associate agents, to support its employee agents, using them to conduct house tours, coordinate inspections and perform other tasks.
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Those areas, he said, were barred to "friends, business associates, agents, attorneys, equipment salesmen or other vendors, unauthorized doctors or therapists, etc".
Mr. Tamez, 50, held the position of associate special agent in charge of the New York office.
Mr. Weiss, 27, is an associate literary agent at Ralph M. Vicinanza Ltd., an agency in Manhattan.
