The phrase "assistant clerk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who assists a clerk in their duties, typically in an office or administrative setting.
Example: "The assistant clerk was responsible for organizing files and managing correspondence."
Alternatives: "clerical assistant" or "administrative assistant."
His father was an assistant clerk magistrate at the Suffolk County Superior Civil Court, also in Boston.
He is scheduled to enter a plea on Jan . 16 according to an assistant clerk of the court.
I wonder whether those would be the characteristics people perceived if the same portrait were of a no-account judge or an assistant clerk.
Stephen J. McCloskey, 27, an assistant clerk in bond sales at Deutsche Bank on Wall Street, also recalled hearing three loud pops.
Mr. Fleury, 53, was taken out of court by ambulance after the ruling Tuesday when he said he did not feel well, said Kevin Claffey, a first assistant clerk at the courthouse.
Following Kirkland out the door could be the maintenance workers, assistant clerk, wastewater treatment plant workers and others — in all two-thirds of the town's 10 employees could be let go.
In addition, judicial officials dismissed 62 temporary judicial marshals and 35 temporary assistant clerks last month, Ms. Stearley-Hebert said.
Critics in Houdon's time hated the endless rows of busts at the annual Paris Salon: sculptures of "nameless men," one critic wrote, "these chief clerks or assistant clerks, these doleful marquises, these anonymous countesses, these no-account judges' wives".
These offices should have nearly the same powers and functions as those in France analogous to them, and each should be chief in his department, with subordinate boards composed of assistant clerks &c. to execute his orders.
Japanese fascists believed that owners of stores and workshops should exercise "paternal" authority over their assistants, clerks, workers, servants, and tenants.
It said that hundreds of instructional assistants, clerks and security workers had received letters from the school district stating that their positions were in jeopardy.
