"asset disclosure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a formal process in which an individual or organization reveals their assets (i.e. items of value, including financial and non-financial assets) to a third party. For example, "The company was required to provide an asset disclosure to the regulatory body in order to be approved for their new product launch."
Asset disclosure is a very sensitive topic.
In widely quoted comments published in January, Mr. Xi promised to take down "tigers and flies" — a reference to high-ranking officials and middling bureaucrats — but the public clamor for mandatory asset disclosure has so far received a tepid response from Chinese leaders.
The "disruption" Mr Xu is charged with causing refers to small and peaceful demonstrations that have occurred since he wrote about his ideas in 2012, in which other activists displayed banners urging asset disclosure for officials.In principal, Chinese authorities would seem to agree with Mr Xu and his supporters.
He said in an email to Reuters news agency in May that the house arrest "could be due to my campaign to push for asset disclosure" of government officials.
The first recommendation on the communiqué is establishing a clear, comprehensive anti-corruption law covering areas such as conflict of interest and asset disclosure.
The Freedom of Information promise is great, but how about making similar commitments to open contracting and public officials' asset disclosures?
The EU's financial watchdog has called for governments to consider imposing asset disclosures on industry and stress tests on banks as a guard against the economic crisis that could be caused by an emergency switchover to clean energy.
States rarely check the accuracy of campaign finance records or asset disclosures unless prompted by a complaint.
The most recent was the congressman's postscripting more than $500,000 to his assets disclosure last summer, essentially doubling his net worth to somewhere between $1 million and $2.4 million.
A different perspective is taken in [15] where Texeira et al. propose to classify attacks according to a three-dimensional cyber-physical attack space; disruption of assets, disclosure of resources, and adversary knowledge.
Sen. Pat Roberts, R-Kan., for one, owned at least $16,002, and as much as $65,000, worth of Netflix stock, according to his most recent personal assets disclosure.
