The phrase "a single asset of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific item or resource that is part of a larger collection or system.
Example: "The company decided to sell a single asset of its portfolio to streamline operations."
Alternatives: "one asset of" or "a sole asset of".
"Every animation begins with a single asset of a flower, insect, animal, etc.," says Taberko. "As I'm animating, I think about what kind of 'path' the animation evolves through, so that when I compile the individual assets together, the movement is captivating but not busy and confusing.
If there's no way to publicly verify the transfer of a single asset to a single entity, then there's no way to enforce ownership or authenticity.
Constants such as prices of a single asset j, denoted (p_j), can also be written as a (1times S) vector of constant values.
We study auctions of a single asset among symmetric bidders with affiliated values.
That's like using the value of a single asset – one's property – to guarantee additional borrowing from three different banks.
Let your home equity sit entirely in your residence and you're gambling on the value of a single asset.
Investors saw emerging markets as a single asset class and bailed out of their holdings in Eastern Europe and Latin America as well as Asia in a massive flight to quality.
While fintech companies usually start by excelling in a single asset class or product, some of us have set out to serve the customer across many, if not all, of the customers' financial needs.
Remember they make Vaios as well as TVs as well as the number two e-reader in the business…And all they have to do is put all those assets together into a single asset and build on some of the assets they have on the gaming side, and on the music side, video side….Now historically they've struggled to bring them all together but that doesn't mean they can't get it right this time.
The revised deal would be Landmark's biggest sale of a single asset, Barton said.
If you've got half of your assets in a single asset class, U.S. stocks, and you have 90% of your assets in U.S. marketable securities, you're not diversified.
