The phrase "asset characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific traits or features of an asset, particularly in finance, economics, or investment contexts.
Example: "Investors often analyze asset characteristics to determine their potential risks and returns."
Alternatives: "asset features" or "asset attributes".
Further, our composition concentrates on bringing asset characteristics and behaviours together to form an agent rather than bringing behaviours together, whose need arose from the requirements of growing models, especially when dealing with large-scale ABMs.
We found that a binary vulnerability function for lava flow impact was appropriate for most combinations of lava flow hazard and asset characteristics but that building and infrastructure type, and the flow thickness, affected the level of impact.
For wealth, we use an asset-based index, built as the principal component of a list of assets and asset characteristics owned by the household; this serves as a proxy for a household's permanent income (Filmer and Pritchett 2001).
The assets are likely to be used differently for reasons independent of the asset characteristics, although still within their properties' limits, such as when new policies are implemented that affect user behaviours.
Fieldworkers will conduct a household survey to record data for a range of variables including household construction and utilities, malaria prevention methods used, ownership of assets, characteristics of the surrounding environment and other factors relating to potential monkey and vector exposure.
Pre-intervention differences (demographic, location, institutional and asset endowment characteristics) among the Prosopis-invaded and Prosopis non-invaded households were controlled.
†First principal component of household asset and characteristics: dirt floor, solid walls, crowding index, home ownership, sewage, and ownership of car, computer, blender, fridge, washing machine, and cellphone.
Two variables of household SES were created reflecting the education level (mothers' education); and ownership of durable household assets and characteristics of the dwelling structure (asset index).
FASB is now considering a "three-bucket" approach which would classify assets in three different ways, depending on the assets' own characteristics, as well as the business model of the companies using them.
That certification would include a statement that the C.E.O. had reviewed the deal and believed the mortgage assets had "characteristics that provide a reasonable basis to believe" the securities would pay off.
