The phrase "access to assets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, property, or resources, indicating the ability to obtain or utilize certain items or resources.
Example: "The company provides its employees with access to assets necessary for their projects, including software and hardware."
Alternatives: "availability of resources" or "entry to resources".
Mr. Scrushy wants access to assets not bought with money made at HealthSouth.
"Now, it's exploiting the participation of women in sports in an economic sense, gaining access to assets, program expansion and addressing the continuing problem of girls being discouraged from sports".
It is not only about workplace organisation, fair wages and access to assets; it also encompasses housing, health, pensions, public transport, education, training, and access to art, culture and sport.
In the poorest households where there is very limited access to assets or additional labour, a woman's time poverty can have a considerable impact on the entire family, having implications for nutrition and health.
As a result, anti-poverty strategies must emphasise "empowerment" (increasing poor people's capacity to influence state institutions and social norms) and security (minimising the consequences of economic shocks for the poorest) as well as opportunity (access to assets).Mr Kanbur also took the participatory approach further than had previous WDR directors.
These loans, however, are not due until the homeowner dies or sells his home, and the bank only has access to assets from the sale of the house.The most popular of these loans are guaranteed by the department of Housing and Urban Development and are available only to homeowners above the age of 62.
The experiments conducted on 6.2 miles of I-57 and I-74 interstate highways in the U.S. –with an average accuracy of 94.63 % for sign classification– show the potential of the method to provide quick, inexpensive, and automatic access to asset inventory information.
(The trust is named as a "designated beneficiary" of the IRA and it contains special "spendthrift" language limiting how much power the owner has over the trust assets–and thus creditors' access to those assets).
Gaining "assured access" to NATO assets is also necessary.
Afghanistan's interim government, headed by Hamid Karzai, has been pressing for weeks to gain access to frozen assets.
