The phrase "assisting supervisor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who helps or supports a supervisor in their duties or responsibilities.
Example: "In my role as an assisting supervisor, I ensure that the team meets its deadlines and maintains high-quality standards."
Alternatives: "supporting supervisor" or "aide to the supervisor".
"This stress test is a vital tool to assist supervisors in accelerating the process of repair of banks' balance sheets, which is so important for restoring lending to households and businesses.
The results of the study can assist supervisors in determining the influence of domino effects during related incidents and also help determine the appropriate deployment of rescue personnel and vehicles to avoid casualties and fatalities.
The performance was choreographed by Jason Young and Alison Faulk, along with dancer Derrell Bullock, who assisted as supervisor.
This graphical presentation assists supervisors to redirect field staff to maximize productivity of field teams and eliminate duplicated efforts.
UNICEF and WHO teams are presently undertaking field visits to assist Governorate Supervisors and more than 650 District Supervisors and observers from local councils to monitor the process.
The expansion of e-mail access to all provinces and the easy use of attachments have greatly facilitated the interaction of trainees in the field with faculty supervisors assisting with their applied learning and research projects.
Four nurses and one nurse assistant serve as supervisors assisted by a clinical lecturer and a physician.
DP, research supervisor, assisted with the project design, implementation, and evaluation.
Clinical supervision refers to a principled and contractual relationship, in which the supervisor assists the supervisee to reflect on their clinical work with patients/clients [ 11].
TA was one of the co-supervisors, assisted with the study design and edited the first draft.
