The phrase "assistant fund" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial support or resources allocated for assistance, such as in a business or organizational setting.
Example: "The company has established an assistant fund to help employees with their professional development."
Alternatives: "support fund" or "aid fund".
Ohio Water Development Authority, $69.2 million refunding revenue bonds for Drinking Water Assistant Fund.
Memorials can be made to Bishop Gadsden Residents Assistant Fund, 1 Bishop Gadsden Way, Charleston, SC 29412 or Medical University of South Carolina Foundation, 261 Calhoun St., Suite 306, Charleston, SC 29425.
Until August, she was an assistant fund-raising director at Rockefeller University in New York.
The bride, 28, is the assistant fund-raising director at Wave Hill, the public garden and cultural center in the Bronx.
HKSTP Service Utilization included Laboratory Service, Assistant Funding and Industry and University Collaboration which provide a good startup environment for their product prototype development on KR and KP.
We acknowledge the continuous administrative support of Mr Shakeel Damani and Mr Dominic D'Souza (senior administrative assistant) Funding: This research was partially supported by research funds from the Department of Community Health Sciences, Aga Khan University.
The results show that financial assistants (fund flow), policy reform (policy flow), and advanced technology (technology flow) can perform as negative entropy inflows (NEIFs).
Jessup says that research assistants funded through external grants are not receiving payment from the university and so cannot be considered employees and cannot vote.
In what has become a controversial caveat, however, Silverman's decision simultaneously excludes graduate assistants at the Sackler Institute of NYU's School of Medicine and research assistants funded by external grants in the physics, biology, and chemistry departments and the Center for Neuroscience.
Teaching assistants should fund their own training!
Davidar, who is now 61, says that today's challenges are the same for all ecologists in India, regardless of gender: where to go, how to get there, where to stay, finding a field assistant, finding funds, and so on.
