The phrase "assistant pump" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to machinery, plumbing, or any system where a secondary pump assists the main pump in its function.
Example: "The technician explained that the assistant pump is crucial for maintaining consistent water pressure in the system."
Alternatives: "auxiliary pump" or "support pump".
On the sideline, Jets players and assistant coaches pumped their fists and cheered.
As time ran out on the frenetic game, enabling the Knicks to preserve a determined 94-88 victoverover the Milwaukee Bucks, the assistant coach Brendan Malone pumped Chaney's hand and offered hearty congratulations.
With one assistant, Mr. Antonacci pumps out new issues of Mileposts each month, along with Mileposts West (for commuters west of the Hudson River), Outposts (which is bilingual for Bronx riders) and two Metro-North employee publications.
Born in Brooklyn, Mr. Frank entered New York University in 1924 before leaving to work as a sales assistant at a water pump company.
He found various employment – as a door-to-door salesman of vacuum cleaners and encyclopedias, as a plumbing assistant, as a gas pump attendant and as a DJ – before finally, in 1960, emboldened by selling his first song, Family Bible, for $100, he moved to Nashville.
There, his huge figurative canvases and totemic wooden sculptures floated in the water as he and his assistants tried desperately to pump it out, salvaging what they could of 30 years' worth of his artwork.
Boyle (with the help of his astonishing assistant Robert Hooke) built an air pump which led to the formulation of Boyle's law and devised a barometer as a weather indicator.
PARIS (Páncreas Artificial Telemédico Inteligente) is a coordinated research project to develop and validate a telemedical artificial pancreas (TAP), a multi-access telemedicine system that integrates CGM-RT, insulin pump, a smart assistant (SA), and close-loop control algorithms.
