The phrase "asset data" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to information or data related to a company's assets, such as physical assets like machinery and equipment, or financial assets like investments and accounts. Example: The company's financial analysts are currently reviewing the asset data to determine the best course of action for future investments.
Putnam will supply fund asset data each Monday in a regulatory filing.
It is a confusing number of choices with big stakes: Who will you entrust with your most precious asset — data about you and your customers?
Equifax and its IXI subsidiary collect asset data from over 95 financial institutions and then use it to model household portfolio sizes down to what is known in the industry as the "ZIP-plus-four" level, a micro-neighborhood that may include as few as seven homes.
However, such a test would be difficult given the quality of asset data.
The report also emphasizes that there is no one-size-fits-all approach for asset data collection.
Thus, it is necessary to develop a framework for the collection, analysis and management of useful pipeline asset data.
Additionally, organizations are beginning to see cybersecurity ramifications beyond damage to assets, data and reputation.
Harnessing geothermal energy from oil wells by existing assets, data and technologies features significant advantages over traditional geothermal wells, especially in reduced capital expenditure and operational risks.
The literature is focused on assets, data, and information elements of exchange among supply chain partners, even though improved integration and collaboration require more complex features of know-how and knowledge.
From spending patterns to location, health statistics to financial assets, data gathered and pieced together for analysis creates a better profile of an individual (or company) than a close family member can.
His mother is a manager of asset and data management in Lynn, Mass., with the aircraft engine unit of General Electric.
