The phrase "accumulation of assets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or wealth management, referring to the process of gathering or increasing financial resources or property.
Example: "The company's strategy focuses on the accumulation of assets to ensure long-term growth and stability."
Alternatives: "building up assets" or "gathering assets".
In many cases, the accumulation of assets reflects the surging price of commodities.
"The heart of our financial markets were hit, and those markets represent freedom, not a greedy accumulation of assets.
But in China today it also means documenting the world's most rapid accumulation of assets, the unwritten rules, the sorting of winners and losers.
HASA reflects the growing debate over university endowments and whether their continued accumulation of assets — Harvard is expected to have $100 billion at the end of the next 10 years — serves a charitable purpose.
The government has already drastically eased rules on false accounting, granted an amnesty for the illegal accumulation of assets offshore, tried to obstruct international judicial co-operation and is a laggard in ratifying a common European arrest warrant.
The funds are aimed at investors at the stage of life when the top priority is a flow of income available for spending rather than the accumulation of assets.
Reduced Medicare inpatient revenues are not associated with any changes in current assets ("cash") but are associated with large reductions in the accumulation of fixed assets.
The accumulation of financial assets at a more rapid rate than the accumulation of non-financial assets is called financial development according to Shaw (1973).
Finally, we elucidated that future trend of research on ecological assets would pay more attention to the internal mechanism of changes of ecological assets, determination of the bearing capacity of the ecological environment by such changes, and discovery of accumulation of ecological assets for a stable and sustainable development of the ecosystem, and for harmony between humans and environment.
That theory emphasizes a third spending category: the accumulation of liquid assets.
That, Mr. Jilek argued, was when this older group began the accumulation of financial assets to help pay for college educations for their children and eventual retirement for themselves.
