The phrase "a group of assets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple items or resources that are considered together, often in a financial or investment context.
Example: "The company has diversified its portfolio by acquiring a group of assets in the renewable energy sector."
Alternatives: "a collection of assets" or "a set of assets."
Master limited partnerships give their investors a direct ownership interest in a group of assets.
'It's unusual for a group of assets to come to the market like this.
For example, any arrangement where the timing and amount of payments on liability obligations are determined by reference to a group of assets (or an index or other type of model) that has an expected payment experience similar to that of the asset obligations is treated as satisfying the relationship test.
However, the main conclusion here is that there was a group of assets in each country that could outperform the passive buying strategy.
Such an example can be found when implementing a global voltage analysis algorithm (load flow (Morton 2003)) which runs over a group of assets, and updates the assets' voltage at each timestep.
CDS are basically supposed to be insurance on a group of assets.
From March 10 through Thursday, the Lipper management company index, a group of asset managers, gained 35.5percentt, compared with 23.2percentt for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
A group of asset managers, pensions, and unions wrote to Lyft's board to recommend against Lyft's plans for dual class shares, which involves a new share class for co-founders with 20 votes each.
The fund is described as a "diversified alpha source" that invests across a group of asset classes.
In addition, an index variable was included as an indicator of household consumer assets, created according to Filmer and Pritchett (2001) using principle component analysis to derive weights for constructing a linear index of a group of asset variables.
