The phrase "assistant steward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who assists a steward, often in contexts related to hospitality, events, or transportation.
Example: "The assistant steward helped organize the seating arrangements for the banquet."
Alternatives: "deputy steward" or "support steward".
Rick Fink started work as an assistant steward in the Royal Navy in 1953, then became live-in butler to a retired naval commander with a rich wife, earning £10 a week.
A few days later, after the survivors had landed in New York, James Etches, assistant steward of the Titanic, appeared at the St . Regisbearing a scrap of paper and asked to see Florette Guggenheim, who had been staying with her brother-in-law Daniel since receiving news that her husband, Benjamin, had been lost.
Jeff Sprauve, an assistant shop steward, said, "We can't get responses to grievances.
One of its members, a 19-year-old named Algernon Squier, served on temporary duty as an assistant hospital steward.
The indictment charges that the two defendants, Vito Badamo, 50, and Anthony Santoro, 49, identified, respectively, as an acting captain and soldier, "explicitly promoted" Mr. Bernhard's election, and that Mr. Bernhard then "deployed" another defendant, Scott O'Neill, the union's assistant shop steward, in the crew's loan-sharking and gambling activities.
Homer Layne, a Pratt student from Tennessee, became his chief assistant and the steward of his archives, which he gave to the Met last year.
Steward's chief assistant, Prentiss Byrd, said that at the outset of Hearns's career, Steward and the fighter were bound by a contract.
Mr. O'Brien, a native of Manhattan, rose from parking attendant to director of public relations, assistant racing secretary, supervisor of racing, steward and vice president of the New York Racing Association.
Two other WBAI employees were also fired, the program director, Bernard White, and the union steward Sharon Harper, a program assistant on the morning program "Wake Up Call".
They all agreed that they just weren't happy about the way in which matters were being conducted". Stewards said the welfare of assistant starter Simon McNeill, who was knocked over, had been compromised.
Because of the length of the journey--it took 15 hours and 55 minutes just to reach Horta in the Azores--a large crew was necessary, consisting of the captain, four flight officers, one engineering officer, two assistant engineers, two radio officers and two stewards.
