The phrase "assistant leading" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where an assistant is guiding or directing, but the phrase lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The assistant leading the project was instrumental in its success."
Alternatives: "guiding assistant" or "leading assistant".
Also compare the number of teaching assistants leading discussion sections.
On "House" Dr. Gregory House fired one of his long-suffering assistants, leading the other two to resign and leaving him without a team to help him explore the hospital's intractable medical mysteries.
Prescott met with Sue Akers, the Met deputy assistant commissioner leading the fresh inquiry, last week.
She also releases the text of a letter from Bob Quick, the Metropolitan police assistant commissioner leading the inquiry.
Nse Umoh, the course Teaching Assistant is leading the trip to Rwanda, along with Faith Keza, who is originally from Rwanda.
In 1945 he was elected to the federal House of Commons to serve as parliamentary assistant to leading members of the cabinet and also as a delegate to the United Nations.
This all-American program opened with Harrison Hollingsworth, the orchestra's assistant conductor, leading a lively account of Bernstein's "Candide" Overture.
In the 50s he moved to MGM's base at Elstree studios, Hertfordshire, for two years and worked as a camera operator and eventually assistant to leading cameramen such as Jack Hildyard and Ted Moore.
Messier, a special assistant to Sather and a former Rangers captain who led the team to the Stanley Cup in 1994, has no coaching experience in the N.H.L., the American Hockey League, major junior hockey or the N.C.A.A. Messier also has no experience as an assistant coach, leading to speculation that he might fill such a role under Vigneault to gain experience for a future coaching job.
