The phrase "a special asset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a unique or valuable resource, skill, or quality that someone or something possesses.
Example: "Her ability to connect with clients is a special asset to our team, enhancing our customer relations."
Alternatives: "a valuable resource" or "a unique advantage."
She would be a special asset to the team, he noted, because her mother "is quite the cougar herself".
American Treasuries are a special asset in global finance, highly liquid and highly safe, and as the global financial system has become more reliant on secured loans the importance of safe assets has soared.
When China's leaders started the reform process in the late 1970s, they could leverage a special asset: Accidents of history had made Hong Kong the skunkworks for Chinese political and institutional reform.
It was this combination of a widespread unfamiliarity with how the modern Commonwealth actually functions, and a lingering sense that it is in some way a special asset to the UK, that allowed some in the leave camp to present it during the 2016 referendum campaign as a direct alternative to the EU.
The Citi Holdings segment consists of Citi's brokerage and asset management and local consumer lending businesses, and a special asset pool.
Targeted, real-time, location-based advertising to reach out to potential voters will be a special asset in battleground states.
"It's a very special asset in the community".
The big new thing will be human slavage, the transformation of every man's handicap into a special military asset.
In particular, see if your state offers a long-term care partnership program, which provides special asset protection.
The company operates through two segments: Citicorp, consisting of Citi's Global Consumer Banking businesses and Institutional Clients Group; and Citi Holdings, consisting of Brokerage and Asset Management, Local Consumer Lending and Special Asset Pool.
Each successive approach leverages a foundation's special assets more than the preceding one as the pool of resources affected grows from a single grant to an entire field.
