The phrase "assistants required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as job postings or advertisements where assistance is needed.
Example: "We are looking for volunteers; assistants required for our community event this weekend."
Alternatives: "help needed" or "support required".
The scale of the Lego carpets, and the painstaking labor from dozens of assistants required to execute it, recall his masterpiece Sunflower Seeds, an overwhelming collection of hand-painted porcelain ovals installed in the Turbine Hall of Tate Modern.
We designed a paper-and-pencil test measuring the professional knowledge of laboratory assistants required to fulfill daily laboratory tasks in biochemistry and cell biology.
However, the relatively low percentage sampled in the residential sector was occasioned by cost implication, poor access to the households and our inability to recruit about 400 field research assistants required.
Working with research assistants required close collaboration but also gave opportunities to discuss interpretations of the interviews.
Another consideration is whether emotionally intelligent chatbots and digital assistants require new rules and safeguards.
The technical associate's appointment, which is a promotional opportunity for technical assistants, requires five years of experience as a technical assistant or the equivalent.
Areas like employment, lending, education, health care and household assistants require explainability.
When conceptualizing PROKLAS, we took into account that laboratory assistants require a broad range of scientific knowledge (e.g., in zoology, biotechnology, microbiology, etc).
The Echo may be the best that's out right now, but the utility of home assistants requires closer integration with people's smartphones than Amazon is capable of offering.
And federal standards require attorneys to have access to their clients seven days a week without pre-approval; only legal assistants require pre-approval by ICE.
The instrument in this universal screening, the CPDS, can be administered by trained community workers or classroom assistants, requiring less than 5 minutes per child.
