The phrase "assistant bureau" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a department or office that provides assistance or support within an organization.
Example: "The assistant bureau is responsible for coordinating communication between departments and ensuring that all requests are handled efficiently."
Alternatives: "support office" or "help desk".
She became the assistant bureau chief for Metro Networks radio in Indianapolis.
The Federal Communications Commission investigated the phenomenon, but it has not reached a conclusion, said John Winston, assistant bureau chief for the F.C.C.'s enforcement bureau in Washington.
She began and spent much of her legal career at Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer & Wood and after a stint as a Assistant Bureau Chief in the Real Estate Finance Division of the Attorney General's office, joined Chehebar Deveney & Phillips as a partner.
"Now and for the foreseeable future, virtually everything involving Britney is a big deal," Frank Baker, the Los Angeles assistant bureau chief, wrote on Tuesday morning, three days after Ms. Spears was released from the hospital where she had been admitted in the wake of a custody dispute.
He has worked in the FCC's Enforcement Bureau for three years and is currently one of several assistant bureau chiefs.
Wendy Benjaminson, the Associated Press Washington assistant bureau chief, tweeted that the details were cut for space.
Bob Leavitt, deputy assistant administrator, bureau for democracy, conflict and humanitarian assistance, USAid The US announced another $173m for food assistance in South Sudan in December 2015 and has delivered 257,000 metric tonnes of food assistance over the last two years – that's the equivalent of back-to-back trucks from New York to Philadelphia.
Deborah Kaplan New York, Jan . 13 , 2005he wriThe is assistant commissioner, Bureau of Maternal, Infant and Reproductive Health, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
Kent R. Hill Acting Assistant Administrator Bureau for Global Health, A.I.D. Washington, Sept. 30, 2005.
Replying to a question on the comments made by Robert O. Blake, Jr. United States Assistant Secretary, Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs, Minister GL Peiris said the US government had not threatened to establish an accountability mechanism on alleged human rights violations.
Ms Anne Richards, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, of the US Government remarked in Nairobi, "we currently face a long list of global disasters, conflicts, and disease outbreaks.
