The phrase "assigned as assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to express the fact that someone was given a role or responsibility as an assistant. For example, "The company assigned Mary as assistant manager of the marketing department."
Because he spoke French, he was assigned as assistant to a French photographer.
Two years later, she was assigned as assistant ship's counsellor to the USS Destiny for field training.
He held this office only briefly, before being assigned as assistant commander of the US 44th Infantry Division, under Major General James I. Muir in late 1943.
Born in a farming village in the northern province of Hebei in 1923, Yao was ordained a priest in 1946 and assigned as assistant pastor, the Kung foundation said.
As a captain, and still a student at Maxwell, his association with the Tuskegee Airmen began as in March 1941 when he was assigned as Assistant Director of Training of the Eastern Flying Training Command.
Except for course and scope of duty such as reporting hate incidents or conducting administrative investigations, I have never used derogatory terms in my professional career". Webb was promoted last week and assigned as assistant commanding officer of the department's Professional Standards Bureau, which oversees police officer misconduct investigations.
Additionally, two EM Physician Assistant fellows participated in the study and were assigned as EM-1s.
In January 1943, Tibbets, who had now flown 43 combat missions, was assigned as the assistant for bomber operations to Colonel Lauris Norstad, Assistant Chief of Staff of Operations (A-3) of the Twelfth Air Force.
By 1983, he was a chief yeoman assigned as administrative assistant officer for the Navy's Strategic and Nuclear Warfare Division in the Pentagon.
Active in the Beijing Communist Youth League and a number of other party posts during his early career, Huang was assigned as an assistant to Zhu De, one of the greatest military leaders of communist forces, in the 1940s.
According to court documents, in 1958 at the age of 26, Mr. Bissonnette, a North Grosvenordale native, was first assigned as an assistant priest in Christ the King Parish in Old Lyme, but stayed there less than one year.
