The phrase "assistant carrying" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe an assistant who is carrying something, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The assistant carrying the heavy boxes struggled to keep up with the pace of the event."
Alternatives: "assistant holding" or "assistant transporting".
Ms. Kahng, who worked with Mr. Sherwood at the time, recalled a production assistant carrying a manila folder in his hand, the Spy piece tucked inside.
Carl Reiner once said, 'You're entitled to be a lot crazier than you are.' " Enter a young assistant carrying a large brown envelope.
Mrs. B. reported to the head-butler that the fish bowl had been broken, and three minutes later, he reappeared with an assistant carrying another fishbowl exactly like the one broken, and set it in place.
On Mr. Thompson's marches through street festivals across the city, an assistant carrying a megaphone is assigned to accompany him and serve as announcer, crowd-controller and trash talker.
The other of us (Cakir) has had little time to do formal lab or class teaching, what with spending time as a research assistant, carrying out a lot of experiments, and preparing lab reports.
The assistant carries a rock-hammer.
An assistant carries her gown, arms buckling under the weight.
An assistant carried Hadid's other things in her own bulging bag.
His medics wield M-16 assault rifles, and his assistant carries medical equipment and a Colt.45 handgun in the pockets of his bulletproof vest.
Another assistant carried a steaming dish to the cloth-covered table in a sunlit corner of the studio, then set it before Jason and his camera, which was ready and waiting on its tripod.
Lou Cucuzza Jr., the Yankees' clubhouse manager, and Brett Weber, the team's baseball operations assistant, carried a hand-painted sign on brown paper that read "No Mo Zone," with yellow caution tape around the perimeter and two red stop signs, one in English and one in Spanish.
