The phrase "assistant governor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who holds a subordinate position to a governor, often in a political or administrative context.
Example: "The assistant governor addressed the crowd, outlining the new policies that would be implemented in the coming months."
Alternatives: "deputy governor" or "vice governor".
He also served as assistant governor and as treasurer of the Plymouth colony (1644 49).
He had been the assistant governor at Deerbolt when Husband was moved there after the arrest of Johnson, and the assistant governor of Frankland.
To become a prison governor I joined the prison service assistant governor programme as a graduate.
12.17pm BST RBA assistant governor: Scotland can try currency experiments if it likes With those protestors out of the way, the crowd at Camp Alphaville are listening to Guy Debelle, assistant governor of the Royal Bank of Australia.
A patch of South Side Chicago around 49th and State Streets was run by a governor, "Boo G", and an assistant governor by the name of "Crusher".
"I've just finished an interview with the assistant governor at the Icelandic Central Bank", says Thorbjörn Thórdarson, a broadcast journalist for Fréttir.
"As devastated as some places are, we must acknowledge it could have been worse, had it hit a more populated area like New Orleans," said Sidney Moreland, executive assistant to Governor Edwards.
In his deposition, Mr. Rove said that after the poll was conducted, he delivered a copy to Joe Allbaugh, an executive assistant to Governor Bush and now his campaign chairman.
The Bank of Korea announced plans to dip into foreign exchange reserves for the first time since the economic crisis of 1997 and 1998 to shore up the declining Korean won. Lee Jae Wook, assistant vice governor of the bank, said the bank would draw from a reserve cushion that has grown to $94.4 billion after falling to almost zero in late 1997.
Ever heard the one about the former hedge fund adviser, the former assistant prison governor and the former spin-doctor to Gordon Brown?
Joseph Patrick Tumulty, who was Wilson's top assistant as Governor of New Jersey and later tantamount to his "chief of staff" at the White House, proposed that the President throw himself energetically behind the profit sharing idea in a memorandum written on June 4.
