The phrase "a combination of assets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing financial portfolios, investments, or resources that are grouped together for a specific purpose.
Example: "The company's success can be attributed to a combination of assets that includes real estate, stocks, and intellectual property."
Alternatives: "a mix of resources" or "a blend of holdings."
Renowned for his skills as a technician, Pete was hard- working, fun-loving and very honest – a combination of assets that ensured he was liked and respected.
All policyholder money is pooled together and invested in the insurer's with-profits fund (which in turn invests in a combination of assets such as shares, bonds, property and cash).
"Cross-platform deals that give us a combination of assets to connect with a target consumer are very nice, because with the proliferation of media you need to talk to people at different times in different ways," said Michael Drexler, chief executive at Optimedia International USA in New York, part of Optimedia International, a media services agency.
Being the borough president's chief of staff, said Mr. Molinari, "required a combination of assets, and Dan had them all — he had to be able to work with people, he had to be smart enough to work with all the issues, be chief negotiator in closing the garbage dump.
This competitive advantage, in turn, derives from a combination of assets (what the firm owns) and capabilities (how the firm does what it does).
The former has exchanged its entire equity stake in the Internet holding company for a combination of assets and cash in a transaction intended to be tax-free to both companies.
In addition, if it became apparent that monetary policy had been overly expansive, policy could be tightened by a combination of asset sales and increases in Bank Rate".
The Australian, a newspaper, reported that Rio Tinto was looking at a combination of asset sales, convertible notes and share issues that would generate $15 billion total.
"The potential adverse consequences of adding another large monetary stimulus might be less severe than the possible costs of acting too cautiously... if it became apparent that monetary policy had been overly expansive, policy could be tightened by a combination of asset sales and increases in bank rate," said the minutes.
"We are still looking at other alternatives, including a combination of asset sales or sales of securities associated with assets, and will fully disclose any transactions we decide to pursue".
