The phrase "assistant expert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has expertise in assisting or supporting others in a specific field or task.
Example: "As an assistant expert in project management, she provided invaluable support to the team during the planning phase."
Alternatives: "support specialist" or "aide specialist".
The background was not finished by del Sarto or an assistant; experts believe it was painted much later.
A few people are there: the lab manager, who is a toxicologist; her assistant, an expert in food-related allergies and intolerance; an agricultural biotechnologist from the philanthropic research unit where the cultivar has been developed; an epistemologist of life sciences who specializes in agri-food biotech regulation and policies.
Combining this capability with the data already being gathered by IBM's threat intelligence platform, X-Force Exchange, the company wants to address the shortage of talent in the industry by raising Watson's level of efficiency to that of an expert assistant and help reduce the rate of false positives.
"This is a revelation," said Michael Powers QC, a former assistant coroner and expert in coronial law.
It telephoned its Grenoble partner, which dispatched an accreditation expert, assistant dean Dieter Schmidt.
His work in theology attracted the attention of the archbishop of Cologne, Joseph Frings, who asked Ratzinger to serve as his expert assistant at the Second Vatican Council (1962 65).
"You can just imagine several years down the road, if that personal assistant was an expert in every field known to humankind," said Amit Singhal, Google's senior vice president for search.
Today, Mr. Paek told reporters in Brunei that the two countries had agreed to resume dialogue, and that the State Department's top Asian expert, Assistant Secretary James A. Kelly, would soon visit the North.
These results suggest that the crowd fits better as an expert assistant, helping experts with their verification by completing the easy tasks and allowing experts to focus on the difficult tasks, rather than an expert replacement.
But even if it is never applied to document retrieval, I think it has the potential to play a leading role in all our daily lives — it could function like a kind of expert assistant, with all the facts and computational power in the world at our fingertips.
