The phrase "assistant recorder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or device that assists in recording information, such as in meetings or events.
Example: "The assistant recorder took detailed notes during the conference to ensure all important points were captured."
Alternatives: "recording assistant" or "note-taker".
He started off practising in commercial cases, became a QC and an assistant recorder (part-time judge) in 1984.
A year later she qualified to be an assistant recorder, the first rung on the ladder to becoming a High Court justice, her ultimate ambition.
In her curly white wig and black barrister's robes at the Mayor's and City of London Court, she presided as an assistant recorder, or part-time judge, in an occupational compensation case involving a British aerospace worker who suffered a hernia when a machine tool drill slipped.
Mykael Alexander was the assistant recorder while Makeba Riddick made the vocal production of the song.
Koby Hassi served as the assistant vocal recorder.
The new corporation thus created consisted of a mayor, twelve aldermen, twenty four assistants, a recorder and a town clerk and was entitled the "Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough of Leedes in the County of York".
Research assistants (moderator, recorder) with a Bachelors degree in Environmental Health Sciences who were familiar with the local cultural context and spoke the local language were recruited to facilitate the FGDs.
Five well-calibrated examiners assisted by one assistant as a recorder carried out the clinical examinations, which took place in the classrooms of the selected schools under standardized conditions recommended by the WHO.
Song Ci wrote: In all doubtful and difficult inquests, as well as when influential families are involved in the dispute, [the deputed official] must select reliable and experienced coroner's assistants and Recorders of good character who are circumspect and self-possessed to accompany him.
Eventually, she found new chambers and rose to become one of the first black female barristers to become an assistant crown court recorder as well as sitting on mental health tribunals and undertaking criminal work in London and Sussex.
He was too ill to leave his house, and his Deputy Governor, John Cranston along with two Assistants and a Recorder transacted the colony's business by visiting him at home.
