The phrase "assistants both" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to two assistants, but the phrasing is awkward and lacks clarity.
Example: "The project requires the input of both assistants, but the phrase 'assistants both' does not effectively communicate that."
Alternatives: "both assistants" or "the two assistants".
By her side were Grob and one of his research assistants, both of whom stayed with the subjects for the six-to-seven-hour treatment session.
But the negotiations started to pick up momentum over the last few weeks, with Kittrell and his assistants both working with Maye's attorneys and relaying options back to the family of Jones, the slain police officer.
(RN 1) Registered nurses and nurse assistants both highlighted the importance of professional treatment of patients for patient safety.
All information was obtained by personal interview at clinical visits by medical doctors (MDs) and research assistants both with paediatric training.
The assistants, both quality control interviewers with the parent study, had nine years of experience in conducting interviews on maternal and neonatal morbidities and were familiar with the local dialect.
Nurses and nurse assistants both are generally involved in management of patients with diabetes.
Tom and Becky, a builder and a sales assistant, both 20, were at school together in Surrey.
Matt Adams, 23, a graphic designer, and Leah Hummerston, 23, a fashion PR assistant, both professed their love for the star.
Moore is the Royals' general manager and Francisco a top assistant, both with decades of scouting experience.
Two of the wounded were Joseph Leahy, 50, a microbiologist, and Stephanie Monticciolo, 62, a staff assistant, both of whom were in critical condition.
Her teacher was Galamian; two years later she became his assistant, both at Juilliard and at the summer camp he had established in 1944, Meadowmount.
