The phrase "assistant incurs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing costs, responsibilities, or consequences that an assistant may face or accumulate.
Example: "The assistant incurs additional expenses when traveling for work-related tasks."
Alternatives: "the assistant faces" or "the assistant bears".
The legislation, pending before the Senate and Assembly budget committees, would appropriate $3 million to pay for loans incurred in law school by assistant district attorneys and Legal Aid lawyers, most of whom start out earning less than $40,000 a year.
A fundraiser will be held Thursday at Remarks to help with the extraordinary medical bills incurred by Darrin Reed, the popular, long-time administrative assistant to the Laguna Beach Unified School District superintendent.
So far, the city has incurred $31.5 million in damages in Rampart litigation, according to Thomas C. Hokinson, the chief assistant city attorney.
"The record label isn't incurring the same kind of costs online as it does with physical retail," says MU assistant general secretary Horace Trubridge.
Ioannis Ioannou, assistant professor of strategy and entrepreneurship at the London Business School, suspects that the companies that are least "green" will incur the biggest costs and therefore will most likely exit existing projects.
Rick Neitzel, an assistant professor at the University of Michigan Risk Science Center, said full-time employees subjected to the volumes found at Lavo and Beaumarchais for a year or two could easily incur hearing loss.
The foundation's assets were greatly eroded over the years by legal fees incurred in a highly publicized suit filed in 1992 against the artist's estate by Edward W. Hayes, a former Assistant District Attorney who was the estate's lawyer.
Yes, sustaining global leadership incurs costs.
But dawdling incurs its own costs.
It incurs no transportation costs.
