The phrase "asset life" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial and accounting contexts to refer to the duration over which an asset is expected to be useful or productive.
Example: "The company has determined that the asset life of the new machinery is estimated to be ten years."
Alternatives: "useful life" or "economic life".
Normally GDP and NDP grow at roughly the same speed, but in recent years a big gap has opened up in America, as the average rate of depreciation has soared following big increases in investment in computers and software, which have a shorter asset life than traditional machinery.
This maintainability assessment can be carried out at any stage of the industrial asset life cycle.
To achieve this, a systematic review is performed on the current state-of-the-art and new developments in the field of asset life extension in various industries.
This implies a likelihood of encountering fatigue cracking within rollingstock structures and components at some stage in the asset life cycle.
The proposed literature classification and analysis can help asset owners, asset managers, service providers, stakeholders, public policy-makers, environment protection authorities, and regulatory bodies gain valuable insights on asset life extension decision-making procedures and methodologies.
Meanwhile, the corresponding information system modules are established to effectively support the management of the asset life cycle, solidify the standard service process, and connect different function modules, resulting in collaborative management.
A detailed asset life-cycle management scheme is developed, including different service functions (e.g., project initialization management, contract management, a procurement plan, materials management, project settlement, physical transfer, turning supplies into fixed assets, servicing and maintenance, and asset retirement).
This focus follows the asset life-cycle management and attempts to integrate the management of eight stages (i.e., route design, construction, procurement, acceptance and installation, handover, operation, maintenance, and disposition) and certain functions (i.e., finance, contract, procurement, maintenance, project management, and technical management).
These include retirement assets, life insurance and savings bonds, as well as jointly titled bank accounts, brokerage accounts and real estate.
Additionally, depending on the state law, various other assets; life insurance cash values and proceeds may be exempt from both the insured or the spouses creditors".
Multiple structural equation models (SEM) examined the proposed relationships among the developmental assets, life satisfaction, and HRQOL.
