The phrase "associate registrar" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in academic or administrative contexts to refer to a position that assists the registrar in managing student records and academic policies.
Example: "The associate registrar will oversee the enrollment process and ensure that all student records are accurately maintained."
Alternatives: "deputy registrar" or "assistant registrar".
Mrs. Wittmann, 25, is the associate registrar at History Colorado, the state historical society in Denver.
His father is the associate registrar at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn.
Bryan Salte, the associate registrar of the Saskatchewan doctors' organization, said in an interview that investigations were typically completed in fewer than 60 days.
When he returned to his alma mater in 1959 as associate registrar in the applied science faculty, Stevens could have gone on to a successful career in university administration, but instead left after a year to join the British Council in northern Nigeria.
Peter Byrne, associate registrar of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, said: "Our stereotype of the older person, home alone … is challenged by information [showing] the number of children calling a helpline who are lonely has increased by 60% in five years".
"We didn't have an institutional policy in place to deal with that," said Dan Knauft, the associate registrar.
"We need to preserve both Chinese opera in general, and Cantonese opera specifically," said Dr. Herbert Huey, an associate director and registrar for the Academy for Performing Arts.
Surgeons that received the questionnaires included all orthopaedic Consultants, Registrars, Associate Specialists, and Staff grades who were able to list patients for knee arthroscopy.
Overall 6 interviews were conducted with medical staff (three consultants, one Registrar, one associate specialist, and one clinical fellow).
In most cases, the first division comprising of the registrar, convocation, associate professors and professors in that order move to the durbar (M. Adomina, pers. comm. February 16 , 2015.
● Educational outcome factors (including recourse to advice from the registrars' supervisors or other senior clinicians, use of hard-copy or electronic sources of information, and generation of learning goals) will be associated with the above registrar, practice, and patient factors.
