The phrase "supervising agent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person or entity responsible for overseeing or managing something. Example: The supervising agent of the project made sure that all deadlines were met and all tasks were completed accurately.
The supervising agent there told him to leave, claiming it was out of hours.
The witness, Edward Magnuson, a supervising agent for the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration, testified at a bail revocation hearing for Mr. Gotti in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.
At least three F.B.I. agents were assigned to each family: one supervising agent, one for "victim assistance," and one for hostage negotiation.
As part of the Secret Service's review of the elevator incident, Pierson directed a supervising agent on the president's protective detail to stay in Atlanta to examine the breakdown.
In the weeks before the trial began, a federal district court magistrate judge derided as "wholly inappropriate" comments that a Milwaukee supervising agent, Teresa Carlson, made to another agent who had evaluated Slaby before Slaby was hired.
"This is a new method we're seeing," Border Patrol supervising agent Mark Endicott said.
Matt McLaughlin, a spokesman for the F.B.I.'s Los Angeles office, said the investigation would emphasize supervising agents who were responsible for monitoring Mr. Smith, adding, "We need to determine if there were systemic problems in the Los Angeles office or if certain personnel failed to follow established procedures".
In an attempt to increase transparency, it will be the duty of each national association to supervise agents and a licensing system that has been in place for years will end.
Mr. Ike, 42, is a supervising property agent at the Connecticut Transportation Department, in Newington, and is a member of the Bloomfield Connn).
But after talking to a supervising Secret Service agent, he realized that he had done nothing like this.
Supervising your agent can be especially hard when she knows more than you do about the area of work.
