The phrase "asset decay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or asset management to describe the decline in value or condition of an asset over time.
Example: "The company needs to address the issue of asset decay to maintain its financial stability and ensure long-term growth."
Alternatives: "asset depreciation" or "asset deterioration".
It will mean reforming depreciation allowances, which currently allow companies to overstate the rate at which their capital assets decay.
This paper proposes a novel mixed integer non-linear mathematical model for the vessel scheduling problem in a liner shipping route with perishable assets, which explicitly captures decay of perishable assets on board the vessels.
"Rather than having to choose between milking decaying assets into oblivion on one hand and indebting itself to undertake massive investment on the other, BT now has the possibility of a more modest third way, capturing cost savings and reinvesting them in a more benevolent regulatory regime to sustain a longer term future as the country's chief network access player.
Three additional parameters are determined by fitting the final disassembly to a simple exponential decay
Results demonstrate that the developed mathematical model can serve as an effective planning tool for liner shipping companies in designing efficient vessel schedules and reducing decay of perishable assets on board the vessels.
"The uncertainty over everything in Argentina could lead to a quick decay of its telecommunications assets," said Mr. Molano, who is chief of research for BCP Securities, a Connecticut investment firm that focuses on Latin America.
"Any further decay in a widely held asset like bunds would be unwelcome, and would contribute to a contraction in credit that I think is the next big problem for Europe".
The president's past speeches have made the case that we cannot afford to drift into a re-creation of the old economy, with its cycles of bubbles and bursts, its stagnant middle-class income growth and its decaying public assets.
Such assets need to be protected and prioritised, not threatened with decay and closure".
