The phrase "assistant auditor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who assists an auditor in their duties, typically in a financial or compliance context.
Example: "The assistant auditor helped prepare the financial statements for the annual audit."
Alternatives: "audit assistant" or "auditor's aide".
Also named in the suit were Patricia Frazier, the former deputy city manager of finance, and Teresa A. Webster, the former assistant auditor and comptroller.
Ms. Malamy, who was demoted yesterday from deputy auditor general in charge of fraud, waste and mismanagement oversight to assistant auditor general, also had her annual salary reduced by $15,000 by Mr. Levy.
Assistant auditor general Anthony Barrett said: "Carmarthenshire council has acted unlawfully on two fundamental issues, both of which the public need to be fully aware of.
Assistant auditor general Anthony Barrett conducted two reports into Carmarthenshire council - the first into pension payments, and another into the decision to grant an indemnity to the chief executive to bring a libel counterclaim.
Assistant auditor general Anthony Barrett said: "What this report on Awema tells us is, to be honest, exactly what we've been saying to Welsh government over a number of years about their grants management.
Assistant auditor general Anthony Barrett said: "I have concluded that the decision by the senior remuneration committee on 5 September 2012 to approve the pay structure set out in the report of the chief executive was unlawful on a number of grounds".
As Jeremy Colman, at the time the UK's assistant auditor-general, said: "If the answer comes out wrong you don't get your project.
Martin Sinclair and Gabrielle Cohen, who have both been assistant auditors general, will receive between £260,000 and £265,000 each, according to the report.
Robert Campbell, the acting assistant auditor-controller who oversees the office's investigations unit, disputed Local 1014's characterization of the inquiry.
Robert Campbell, the acting assistant auditor-controller, said the information would be contained in a confidential report and it would be the Fire Department's responsibility to deal with employees who broke the rules.
Robert Campbell, the acting assistant auditor-controller, said the information would be contained in a confidential report and it would be the Fire Department's responsibility to deal with any employees who broke the rules.
