The phrase "assistant comptroller" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who assists the comptroller in managing financial operations and overseeing budgets within an organization.
Example: "The assistant comptroller will prepare the financial reports for the upcoming board meeting."
Alternatives: "deputy comptroller" or "associate comptroller".
Mr. Pratcher, 36, is an assistant comptroller in the office of the New York State comptroller in Manhattan.
Her mother retired as an assistant comptroller at Digital Consulting, a company in Andover that organizes high-technology training seminars.
He began working as an auditor & in '75 he became assistant comptroller & head of auditing for Tyco Laboratories in New Hampshire.
Tyson A. Pratcher, an assistant comptroller who helps oversee state pension funds, summoned Mr. Woods, the managing partner of ICV, to his office and got blunt.
Her father, who retired as an assistant comptroller for the Labor Department in Washington, is the president of the Rockbridge Historical Society in Lexington.
Michael Garland, assistant comptroller who heads corporate governance for New York City's comptroller, John Liu, said: "It's like playing a game where only the home team gets to know the score".
Guy Carlsen, the assistant deputy comptroller for audits, said no evidence of fraud had been uncovered in the examination of District 15 spending.
Many contractors view weak penalties as the "cost of doing business," said Jerry Barber, an assistant state comptroller who has had a role in special-ed pre-K audits since the 1990s.
Instead, Mr. Hurwitz said the money would be controlled by the group's board, which includes a former White House counsel, Bernard W. Nussbaum, who is a member of the class of 1954, and an assistant New York City comptroller, B. Dean Angelakos, class of 1981.
"Our sense is that investors who previously opposed the proposal have been listening this year," said Michael Garland, assistant New York City comptroller.
And there is Kevin Parker, a special assistant to State Comptroller H. Carl McCall.
