The phrase "application of assets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or resource management, where you discuss how assets are utilized or deployed.
Example: "The application of assets in the new project will significantly enhance our operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "utilization of assets" or "deployment of assets".
A clear recognition of capacity assets is essential especially where application of these assets are constrained and the assets thus need 'unleashing' within organizations (Development Assistance Committee 2006; UNDP 2006).
Predix will support the rapid development of a growing number of applications for asset and operations optimization for a wide range of industrial sectors.
Eligibility for social assistance in Japan is also very strict: it is based on stringent asset tests, and Duell et al. (2010a) show that there is very strict application of these asset tests, at the local level.
Therefore, the authors have studied the application of the asset management methods for galvanized steel railway electrification infrastructure maintenance.
Second, by working from this common base, respondents could more easily identify existing assets and recognise future opportunities, as well as future applications of these assets.
We describe applications to asset pricing uncertainty premia and design of robust macroeconomic policies.
And the range of assets include applications, data, endpoints, networks and identity.
The sources labeled Media shown in the designer — part of the application's assets — are packaged with the application.
Of course, the current application of blockchain in digital asset management is still in the exploratory stage.
The potential application of a FTA to any asset protection plan must be reviewed in consultation with an experienced professional.
Marking-to-market of pension assets matched by application of a set discount rate for bond-like liabilities would make the pension issue more transparent, as well as encourage better management and more sensible asset allocation (ie, fewer equities).
