The phrase "assistant examiner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who assists in the examination process, often in an educational or testing context.
Example: "The assistant examiner provided valuable feedback during the assessment process."
Alternatives: "examiner's aide" or "supporting examiner".
For the examination of signaling devices handled by our department, the assistant examiner's sufficient qualification was the appropriate engineering degree.
He was named an assistant examiner for New York racetracks at a time when the practice of examining horses before a race was in its infancy.
After a short probation he was promoted in 1828 to assistant examiner.
He later worked as an assistant examiner at the patent office in Washington while earning a law degree from Georgetown in 1947.
Her career as a gifted teacher, a compassionate guidance counselor and assistant examiner in charge of counseling and school psychology at the NYC Board of Examiners characterized her commitment to the importance of education and the value of skilled counseling for children in need of help.
Early in the following year he was appointed Assistant Examiner at the East India Company.
Further, the Assignee has the ownership of the patent's rights and interests, the Examiner and Examiner Assistant examine and analyze the patent and the fulfillment of its application, the Inventor of the patent and the Agent, the one responsible for preparing and persecuting the patent application on behalf of the applicant.
Actually, we were only assistant examiners under the patent examiner who was responsible for judging applications in a particular field.
The Harris County assistant medical examiner, Marissa L. Feeney, examined Jimmy's body.
"I went to this guy's apartment afterward with the assistant medical examiner," he told me.
James Laron Locke, an assistant medical examiner for the State of Maryland, performed the autopsy.
