The phrase "assistant dominated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an assistant has significant control or influence over a task or decision-making process.
Example: "In the meeting, the assistant dominated the discussion, guiding the agenda and making key decisions."
Alternatives: "assistant-led" or "assistant-controlled".
Both companies leveraged the platforms of their partners to keep their respective assistants dominating the news cycles.
Although teaching assistants still dominate most union bargaining units, research assistants (RAs) are becoming more prominent in the wake of a 2000 ruling by the National Labor Relations Board that RAs perform "work" apart from pursuing their degree requirements.
Inter, temporarily in the charge of Cuper's assistant Corrado Verdelli, dominated the midfield but made little of their share of possession.
Earlier today a video began circulating that showed what appeared to be a Yahoo project that would be aimed at the virtual assistant market currently dominated by Siri and Google Now.
It was clear well before the event kicked off that smart assistants would dominate the show.
Of particular note, in Malawi is that these other health cadres (clinical officer, medical assistant) are predominantly male dominated while the nursing field is female-dominated [ 12, 13].
Cunningham is now a Detroit assistant, and his defense dominated the Chiefs' offense on Sunday.
HomePod will arrive to a crowded market when it finally does drop, following a CES that was utterly dominated by assistant-powered devices.
He was regularly chosen as an assistant, serving on the council that dominated the public affairs of the colony, but did not reach higher office until 1678, when he was first elected deputy governor under John Leverett.
But with Monday's move, N.Y.U.'s 1,600 graduate assistants are seeking to persuade the National Labor Relations Board, now dominated by President Obama's appointees, to reverse a 2004 decision that found that graduate teaching assistants at private universities are essentially students, not workers, and thus do not have a right to unionize and bargain for a contract.
