The phrase "auxiliary status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a secondary or supportive role, often in relation to a position or function within an organization or system.
Example: "The employee was granted auxiliary status to assist the primary team during peak hours."
Alternatives: "supporting role" or "secondary position".
The principal yazatas are mostly ancient Iranian deities reduced to auxiliary status: Ātar (Fire), Mithra, Anahita, Rashnu (The Righteous), Sraosha, and Verethraghna.
Although CAP retains the title "United States Air Force Auxiliary", clarifies that this auxiliary status is only applicable when CAP members and resources are on a United States Air Force-assigned mission with an Air Force-assigned mission number.
Before the era and definition of the molecular subtypes, elevated levels of HA in tumor stroma were shown to correlate with poorly differentiated tumors, auxiliary lymph node status, and short overall survival in breast cancer [ 4, 5].
Nanjing was the Ming capital through 1420, after which it was transferred to Beijing; however, Nanjing retained special status as auxiliary capital.
Clinical data including auxiliary body temperature, blood pressure, coma status, breathing status and prostration were collected by physicians.
In 1985, after writing a second letter about Father Geoghan to Cardinal Law, Bishop D'Arcy was elevated from auxiliary bishop to full bishop status and appointed to the post in Fort Wayne-South Bend.
In the internal valleys, herding is the core activity with date cultivation as an auxiliary one, but assumes core status seasonally.
Every sentence almost always starts with a mood auxiliary that indicates the temporal status of the sentence, with an additional encoding of grammatical transitivity in its realis mood, as summarized in Table 1 below.
The criteria for tumour selection were the following: negative progesterone receptor status, metastases to auxiliary lymph nodes and high grade (Elston Score >7).
The difference of 28.5 points observed on the Bodily Pain scale between the medical doctors (84.9) a profession of high social and professional status and the auxiliary personnel (56.4) who are unskilled manual workers of low social and professional status, is the greatest one observed in the present study.
Sensitivity analyses will be carried out using multiple imputation, which will include auxiliary data such as ECOG performance status and baseline secondary outcomes such as physical activity measures.
