The phrase "asset created" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or project management to indicate that an asset has been established or generated.
Example: "The new software implementation resulted in a significant asset created for the company, enhancing its overall value."
Alternatives: "asset generated" or "asset established".
A cryptocurrency is a form of digital asset, created through a canny combination of encryption and peer-to-peer networking.
SDRs are an international reserve asset created by the IMF in 1969 to supplement members' existing reserve assets of foreign currencies and gold.
A. The IMF announced that the renminbi will be included in the basket of currencies that make up the "special drawing right" (SDR), a reserve asset created by the IMF in 1969.
The rule makers, the Financial Accounting Standards Board, reversing a tentative decision it had made last year, ruled that good will -- the asset created when companies pay more to acquire each other than the book value of the underlying assets -- need not be written off over any particular period.
The SDR is an international reserve asset created by the International Monetary Fund in 1969 that, so far, has remained on the international sidelines.
A 'NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST' ASSET, CREATED BY MORGAN STANLEY | Documents released in a lawsuit shed new light on what bankers knew at the height of the housing bubble and how they used that knowledge, Jesse Eisinger writes in DealBook.
Both companies have made homelessness into an asset, creating work that could never be contained by a single theatre.
"Selling an asset creates a one-time revenue source, which has little lasting impact on sustaining city services for years to come," said Bill Nowling, a spokesman for Mr. Orr.
Kung's village-scale reactor turns it into an asset, creating a high-quality, densified feedstock for existing biomass-to-energy processes.
That "significant volatility" led Coinbase to freeze transactions for its newest asset, creating plenty of confusion in the process.
Both are leveraging data as an asset, creating competitive barriers through improved decision making enabled by the algorithms and feedback loops in machine learning.
