The phrase "asset recognized" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial and accounting contexts to indicate that an asset has been acknowledged and recorded in the financial statements.
Example: "The company reported an increase in its total assets, with several new investments now asset recognized on the balance sheet."
Alternatives: "acknowledged asset" or "recorded asset".
Under current law, the corporation takes a $100 basis in the asset, recognizes $5 of net income each year ($10 of revenue minus a $5 depreciation deduction) and reduces its basis in the asset by $5 a year (on account of depreciation).
Yet sophisticated investors such as The California Public Employees Pension Fundd (CalPERS), with over $300 billion on assets, has recognized that its ability to meet the retirement needs of its 1.8 million members will depend on formal ESG integration across all of its asset classes.
The Sanctuary of the Great Gods on the windswept island of Samothrace deserves our intensive exploration because it is a physically remarkable place on earth, whose assets were recognized, manipulated, and aggrandized in the service of a potent soteriological cult promising salvation at sea and the opportunity for moral improvement.
Though the CEO might have chalked this up only in the liability category, he turned it into an asset by recognizing where he had made a critical misstep and growing from it.
A key factor in the shift toward viewing people as an asset is recognizing that an employee's value can appreciate with training, engagement, and teamwork -- all investments that are essential for 21st century firms.
Among the changes it might propose are restoring to the balance sheet many liabilities, like certain kinds of leases, that are now considered "off balance sheet"; adjusting reported earnings for changes in current prices of assets; and recognizing and amortizing the many intangible assets that are currently not even seen on balance sheets.
Again, a successor trustee can take over and begin managing the assets after being recognized by custodians of the assets.
But, said Leslie Seidman, the chairman of the F.A.S.B., "we decided that leases that convey a relatively small percentage of the life or value of the leased asset should be recognized evenly over the lease term".
Often the larger organization regards the experience of these employees as more limited or specialized, even though many of them in fact started their careers in the mainstream market before moving to special markets where their cultural backgrounds were a recognized asset.
In other words, we may look at a painting like "Frozen Assets" and recognize its arresting picture of inequality.
