The phrase "a relatively small asset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the size or value of an asset in comparison to others, indicating that it is not large or significant.
Example: "In the context of the company's overall portfolio, this investment is considered a relatively small asset."
Alternatives: "a minor asset" or "a modest asset".
MONY, a relatively small insurer with assets of about $25 billion, has been struggling to compete with the giants.
Monomoy, which has just 20 employees and manages a relatively small $700 million in assets, has specialized in acquiring small- to medium-size businesses that might seem antiquated to other buyout firms.
Third, if possible, find a manager with a relatively small pool of assets.
HSBC have a relatively small portion of their assets in the UK but were paying £1 billion a year in levy charges.
Unlike Cyprus, which this spring became the fifth euro-zone state to require a rescue, Slovenia has a relatively small banking industry, with assets worth around 130% of GDP compared with the Cypriot banks' 800%.
Banacci, with just $35.2 billion in assets, is a relatively small bite for Citigroup, which has $946 billion in assets.
This efficient production schedule, along with the absence of writers and a relatively small crew, makes "Whose Line" "a great asset for us," said Andrea Wong, ABC's senior vice pesident for alternative series and specials.
Rounding out the top-five largest public companies this year is the Agricultural Bank of China Limited, with $3.4 trillion in assets, but a relatively small $129 billion in sales.
I agree with Allan Simon when he said that borrowing $30 million at a low interest rate through a revenue bond (that can be repaid through parking) is a relatively small deal in a town with assets like ours.
In fact, although El País is part of what Franklin calls Prisa's "trophy assets", newspapers are a relatively small part of a group that Cebrián likens to an Ibero-American version of the Murdoch empire.
