The phrase "asset design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, project management, or product development, referring to the process of creating or planning assets.
Example: "The team focused on asset design to ensure that all resources were optimized for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "resource design" or "property design".
The "as built" performance of the investigated building is compared to its asset design, revealing design gaps and possibilities for improvement.
One of the challenges for water utilities is the optimal asset design (i.e. maximum power of pump systems, tank volumes and pipe diameters) of water distribution networks (WDN) while optimizing operational efficiency (i.e. energy consumption and cost).
For asset design, which is basically just creating 3D objects and animations, there's an open source program called Blender.
However, real reform in this area also requires following the courts; treating housing not simply as an economic asset but also as a social asset designed to meet the needs and rights of its residents.
The best known example of a utility token is XRP, an open-ledger asset designed to facilitate global payments.
Such models may not help companies with distinct objectives and assets design their business.
The Team Store enables members of teams at the same company to collaborate and share brand assets, design components and more, so as to allow for internal interactive design systems to also live within the Framer platform.
We investigate the benefits of financial assets designed to hedge the shocks to survival probabilities.
It added: "Consortia are likely to be able to produce news more cost effectively than existing channel three licensees using assets designed for a different era.
A further 400 or so try to follow around 500 regulations on the liquidity of its assets, designed to stop the bank toppling over if markets seize up.
We believe these amendments…will provide for a more robust set of controls over client assets designed to prevent those assets from being lost, misused, misappropriated or subject to advisers' financial reverses.
