The phrase "asset enhancement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or business strategies aimed at increasing the value or performance of assets.
Example: "The company's focus on asset enhancement has led to significant improvements in its overall portfolio performance."
Alternatives: "asset improvement" or "value enhancement".
It is a significant capability achievement if the 30% of reserve potential can be unlocked partially or in full for operational use, realising enhancement in asset and space utilisation.
The GNSI suffers from low concentrations of organisational capital which prevents system-wide combinations of skills and assets for significant productivity enhancement based on science, technology, engineering, mathematics and information technology.
For optimal fluorescence enhancement, both enhanced excitation and emission are required (fluorescence enhancement=excitation enhancement × QE enhancement).
However, Sir Peter warned in his review: "While Network Rail and DfT [the Department for Transport] consider it is right to sell assets to fund enhancements [of capital projects], there are clearly implications for the future funding of the railway.
As Google Analytics team member Matt Matyas notes in today's announcement, "this marks another enhancement in Google Analytics asset sharing, complementing the sharing capabilities of assets like annotations, advanced segments and custom reports".
Specific schemes used to falsify information include asset rental, backwards application, and credit enhancement schemes".
Routine in the recording studio, such enhancements are a questionable asset in a concert environment, where it can be hard to know what you're hearing, like looking at a painting through sunglasses.
The treasurer of the Corporation became solely responsible for the stewardship and enhancement of the Institute's assets and investments.
If they abandon it, they will demand even higher yields on securitised assets or even greater amounts of credit enhancement, which inevitably means higher borrowing costs for issuers.
Mixed use of intrinsic and third-party credit enhancement recalls the structure of asset-backed commercial paper conduits (ABCP).
