The phrase "asset approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or management, where one discusses strategies or methodologies that focus on the strengths or resources of an entity.
Example: "The asset approach to evaluating the company's worth emphasizes its tangible and intangible resources rather than just its earnings."
Alternatives: "resource-based approach" or "strengths-based approach".
We didn't have an asset approach and we weren't truly connected in the community".
The asset approach, typically used in distressed situations for the sale of defunct businesses, determines a company's value by adding up its tangible and intangible assets.
We developed and tested our own analytical models based on the asset approach.
Wealth Index was constructed using the asset approach whereby all household possessions are included as much as possible.
CDAs have been proposed as a potentially novel and promising asset approach for helping to finance college.
Though Nishiyama (1991) tried to build "from-whom-to-whom" tables with 44 institutional sectors including 37 industries and obtained one type of power of dispersion index, this paper aimed to design more detailed tables and calculate two power of dispersion indices based on the liability approach and asset approach to evaluate the central bank's monetary policy.
The results of this paper are not comparable exactly with Nishiyama's (1991) results, since two types of indices based on liability and asset approaches are obtained for the Korean case.
JPMorgan's assets approach $2 trillion.
Frequently, self-directed investors start to seek advice when their assets approach $100,000, says Geoff Bobroff, a Greenwich, R.I.-based consultant to mutual fund companies.
Several conclusions can be drawn about the estimated cost of disability for households (extra income needed to reach the same standard of living in two otherwise equivalent households but for the existence of members with disabilities) reproduced in both figures, the first using the question on the resources to make ends meet and the second using the assets approach.
Ms. Hall noted that many small-cap funds closed when their assets approached $1 billion.
