The sentence "It is agile" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something, such as: The cheetah is the fastest land animal, and it is also very agile.
You already have that in IT, where the IT is Agile and the rest of the firm isn't.
It is agile, economical, well built and, because it is a Honda, likely to be very reliable.
It is agile because, by combining various objects, different types of design processes can be solved with the same agent-based framework.
Fjeldså and Krabbe (1990) describe Cinereous Conebill as foraging among bush tops and the leaves at the tips of otherwise naked branches, and that it is agile, frequently hanging and occasionally probing moss and flowers, or making short sallies.
It's quite fun to drive, in the sense that it is agile and responsive, but it doesn't really invite the kind of exhibitionism you'd expect from a hot hatch in this price bracket.
It was agile and moved resources where the evidence showed it would make a difference.
Kaplan told me that their thinking wasn't wildly creative, but it was agile: "You know, at that time it was maybe clever, because you have no computer.
"It could run very fast, it could jump incredibly well, it was agile and it had essentially grappling hooks on the front and rear limbs.
It's responsive, it's agile and it's quick.
