The phrase "assists produced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, particularly in basketball or soccer, to refer to the number of assists a player has contributed during a game or season.
Example: "During the match, he recorded five assists produced, showcasing his playmaking abilities."
Alternatives: "assists made" or "assists delivered".
He had 8 points, 5 assists and produced highlight after highlight.
He also provided two assists and produced a superb performance in Madrid's 7-3 victoverover Sevilla in a quite insane match that included a Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick.
As a result of microstructure analysis, grids assisted magnetron produced a higher density MgO film with smoother surface compared to that obtained in conventional magnetron.
On the other hand, the plasma assisted CVD produced dense and mechanically stable TiO2 films at temperatures below 200 °C showing less residual carbon contamination when compared to LPCVD coatings.
The freehand and the electronically assisted coding produced very similar results.
Reproduced with the permission from Ref. [84, 98, 122, 151, 169, 211] Open image in new window Fig. 4 Schematics of synthesis procedures of a chemical intercalation, b sonication assisted, c microwave assisted d template assisted for producing 2D TMO&C-based photocatalysts and the corresponding transmission electron microscopic images.
Leshin had two goals and three assists, while Garrity produced four goals and five assists to help the Pirates outscore opponents, 80-13.
In addition, the suspect may also have to account for his presence "to the extent it assists in producing credible and reliable identification". Ibid.
Since helping to start CicLAvia, the 57-year-old Paley has been wearing two hats; he is also president of the for-profit firm Community Arts Resources, or CARS, which assists in producing CicLAvia and other cultural events.
Ross also had an assist, while Colton Gyulay produced a goal and an assist for Sage Hill 4-2-2, 1-0-1 in league).
