The phrase "asset records" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to documentation or files that contain information about assets owned by an individual or organization.
Example: "The accountant requested the asset records to prepare the financial statements for the year."
Alternatives: "asset documentation" or "asset files".
Capital costs were calculated based on assets' records of the hospital, which is updated every year.
"My main objective was to get the temple's assets recorded and inventoried.
Citi Holdings, the division of the company with the problem assets, recorded a loss of $920 million in the quarter.
If it did this, the figure for total assets recorded on its books would be considerably higher, and its ROA would be lower.
Government assets recorded at least 556 bolide events of various energies," according to NASA.
Those with more than $10 billion in assets recorded $19.9 billion of the industry's $21.6 billion of profit, or more than 92percentt.
The biggest 112 banks, those with more than $10 billion in assets, recorded an average profit of nearly $42 million, according to the FDIC's latest figures.
Yet according to Foundation Growth and Giving Estimates (2010 Edition), released today by the Foundation Center, this cutback totaled less than half the 17percentt loss in foundation assets recorded in the prior year.
British Energy treats the plutonium as a zero-value asset, and records a liability of £4.8m (discounted) in its accounts relating to the management of the plutonium".
In a written parliamentary answer on 30 October last year to independent MP Dai Davies, energy minister Mike O'Brien revealed: "British Energy owns a relatively small quantity of plutonium that has arisen from reprocessing... British Energy treats the plutonium as a zero-value asset, and records a liability of £4.8m (discounted) in its accounts relating to the management of the plutonium".
