The phrase "asset framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, project management, or organizational structures where assets are categorized or managed within a defined framework.
Example: "The company implemented a new asset framework to better manage its resources and optimize investment strategies."
Alternatives: "asset management structure" or "asset classification system".
Teece's complementary asset framework explains how firms use assets to appropriate the benefits of innovation.
The suggested solution is a generalization of the CPPI approach within a two-equity asset framework.
Building on contemporary conservation policy, our asset framework provides an innovative approach to the development and management of PAs in the 21st Century.
We used a capital asset framework to evaluate PES programmes in terms of their social, environmental, economic and institutional outcomes, focusing on efficiency, effectiveness and equity trade-offs.
The livelihood assets framework was used to identify important resources, and a vulnerability matrix was developed to determine important hazards.
"At the time their digital assets are sold the seller is going to have a fully operational network," says Valerie A. Szczepanik, the SEC's senior advisor for digital assets and innovation, who, working with Finman, helped craft the overall digital assets framework.
And within the asset allocation framework that we employ, we tend to hold well-diversified portfolios of securities within each of the asset classes.
The policies are part of a new asset purchase framework that focuses on the monetary base instead of the overnight interest rate.
The shortcomings of existing maintenance decision systems are discussed, followed by a new way of thinking under the asset management framework.
Effective operation requires a management structure appropriate for the asset, a framework for corrosion activities to be clearly identified at each project stage, and a system to check/review and audit all activities.
ODI Briefing Paper (3. Londonr. Maxwell, S. & Riddell, R. 1998. Conditionality or contract: perspectives on partnership for development. Journal of International Development, 10: 257-268. Moser, C. 1998. The asset vulnerability framework: reassessing urban poverty reduction strategies. World Development,. 26(1): 1-19.
