The phrase "assistant station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location or facility where assistance is provided, often in a service or support context.
Example: "The assistant station at the airport is available for travelers needing help with their luggage or directions."
Alternatives: "help desk" or "support center".
He replied inviting me to discuss the matter with him and the assistant station manager.
As a young man, he worked on railroads as a clerk, assistant station master and patrolman.
The call letters of a radio station in Philadelphia where Bruce Warren, who commented on the song, is the assistant station manager are WXPN, not WPXN.
"It doesn't sound like anything else on the radio — it's fresh," said Bruce Warren, the assistant station manager for WXPN (88.5 FM) in Philadelphia.
Lacking a pass to travel, the teenager has to be smuggled on to a train by the assistant station master – a future mayor of Nairobi.
While the two assistant station managers are paid, other participants pay £15 an hour to attend the day service, either privately or through their adult social care funding package.
His father, Haji Mohammed Waziruddin, was a hospital assistant stationed with the Central India Horse, a British cavalry regiment.
The infusion room at Dartmouth has two nurses stations, three licensed nursing assistant stations, and roughly 31 infusion stations for patients.
"I'm talking sheer vandalism just for the sake of vandalism," said Brenda Sidberry, an assistant chief station officer for New York City Transit, who added that it was hard to say how many of the 60 restrooms on the open-restroom list were open at any given time and if so, in what condition.
But referee Steven McLean and his additional assistant Muir, stationed behind the goal, missed it.
The decision was more mystifying because one of the additional assistant referees, stationed behind the goal, could not have had a better view of the incident.
