The phrase "assistants move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the actions or functions of assistants, particularly in a work or organizational setting.
Example: "In our office, assistants move quickly to ensure that all tasks are completed on time."
Alternatives: "assistants act" or "assistants operate".
Two assistants move in to adjust the lights and Platon crouches down to whisper his next set of instructions.
Rauschenberg then has his studio assistants move the images around until he gets what he wants, and the assistants, using only water and squeegees, transfer the result to the paper, which has been laminated under pressure to an aluminum backing.
The instructor and/or teaching assistants move around the room to help guide discussions and answer questions.
As voice assistants move from a command-based structure (or activation sentence like "Alexa, open the Forbes homepage"), Lily doesn't have a) a screen or b) any other purpose bar learning.
Karapetian and his assistants move through the graveyard like a film crew scouting a location.
Three nursing assistants moved among a dozen patients, trying to coax movement out of frozen limbs.
Twenty-five percent of the male sales assistants moved on to become brokers from 1994 to 1998.
The use of immigrant workers within the EU – with care assistants moving from low to middle or high income countries, so Poland to the UK or from Albania to Italy – has been seen as a partial solution, but is also a central part of the problem.
And while moves by Apple, Amazon and Google have all been acknowledgements that desktops and laptops may play an important role in the growth of smart assistants moving forward, they were hardly a major driver early on.
Saint-Gaudens and his assistants moved quickly on the revision.
Trained research assistants moved from house to house in these villages providing information about the study and explaining the objectives.
