The phrase "a third asset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional asset in a context where two other assets have already been mentioned.
Example: "In addition to the two properties we own, we are considering acquiring a third asset to diversify our portfolio."
Alternatives: "an additional asset" or "a supplementary asset".
The Cubs, Wrigley Field and a third asset, Tribune's 25percentt stake in Comcast SportsNet Chicago, were excluded from the bankruptcy filing, but their sale must be approved by the bankruptcy court judge.
Depending on how the stock trades over the next day or two, I'll have more to say about what it means for the company, the market at large, and worries that we are witnessing the inflation of a third asset price bubble in fifteen years.
A third asset of D. discoideum lies in its simple growth conditions.
Tony Roth, head of wealth management strategies at UBS Wealth Management, said he considered volatility a fourth asset class, after stocks, bonds and alternative investments like real estate and hedge funds.
In a similar way, consider a second asset process (S_{t}^2=exp left (lambda t-N_{t}^{P}right)) and define (tau _2=inf left {t>0,N_{t}^P=1right }).
More precisely, consider a first asset process (S_{t}^1=exp left (sigma B_t-frac {1}{2}sigma ^{2} tright)), where σ>0, and let (tau _1=inf left {t>0,S_{t}^{1}leq lright }), where l is a given constant threshold such that (l
The choice of measuring vitamin D levels using the gold standard method of liquid chromatography followed by tandem mass spectrometry (LC/MS-MS) is a second asset of the present work (6).
It has two developments which have been struggling to find their feet financially - an online savings platform and a third party asset management arm.
A system of two-day annual retreats to identify strategic priority areas was reported in CHP-WITS and can be regarded as a third potential asset.
The third asset was Mr. Sassmannshaus.
Around a third of assets and 40% of revenues have disappeared, according to Denis Bastin of Oliver Wyman, a consulting firm.
