The phrase "asset component of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or asset management when discussing specific parts or elements of an asset.
Example: "The asset component of the investment portfolio includes stocks, bonds, and real estate."
Alternatives: "element of the asset" or "part of the asset".
Further, we now show that the robust good-deal hedging strategy (bar {phi }(X)) is very different from (the risky asset component of) the super-replicating strategy, in general.
This means that for 0<|ρ|<1 the good-deal hedging strategy (bar {phi }) for the put option on the non-traded asset is not the traded asset component of the super-replicating strategy for the option in the model (P^{overline {a}}).
This, in turn, has reduced the foreign asset component of the growth in China's money supply, putting a squeeze on the economy's fuel supply.
[Emphasis added.] Unless, in Romney's world, a corporation is "investing in people" by actually purchasing them with Retained Earnings, salaries and benefits--unlike capital assets--are a component of the Cost of Goods Sold line item.
Data on household transport ownership were derived from one component of the household asset survey.
Hedge fund and private equity firms may also be hesitant to work in partnership with the government to purchase bad assets from banks -- a central component of the Treasury Department's coming financial recovery plan -- if they think the government might later add restrictions on their pay.
In addition to age, there are four state variables in this problem: the asset stock, the permanent component of earnings of the husband, ({nu _{t}^{m}}), the permanent component of earnings of the wife, ν t, and the experience level of the wife.
A household wealth index was calculated as the first principal component of the variance-covariance matrix of 14 dummy variables coding for ownership of 14 assets.
If one wishes to deal with the very simple strategies of the form (2.3), then one must necessarily assume that the components of the asset price trajectory S admit all pathwise quadratic variations and covariations of the form (2.5).
One chronic problem with closed-ends is that for a number of reasons usually poor performance they tend to trade at a discount to the net asset value of the components in their portfolios.
It also shows the make-up of those liabilities, or the split between net domestic assets (the domestic component of base money) and net foreign reserves (the foreign component of base money).
