The phrase "asset relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or business, where the relationship between assets is being discussed.
Example: "Understanding the asset relationship between different investments is crucial for effective portfolio management."
Alternatives: "asset connection" or "asset linkage".
This case illustrates many points, not the least of which is that any bunch of idiots can set up a flashy and sophisticated asset protection website, claim to have many years of experience in protecting assets, relationships with offshore banks, etc. -- although none of it is true.
But AlClear did not acquire what was perhaps the older company's most important asset: its relationship with airports.
At stake: Amazon's image for consistent, pleasant delivery and service and perhaps its most valuable asset, its relationship with customers.
Then yesterday we got this in the TechCrunch Tip jar: A reasonably-articulated, scathing rebuke of why a local restauranteur named Mark Pastore doesn't use OpenTable, and how he thinks the service's success has robbed restaurants of their most valuable asset, the relationship with diners, and charged way too much for the privilege.
Other assets — customer relationship management systems, for example — can be bought the same way, too".
I have smashed the pot and had it repaired with gold to symbolise that vulnerability might be an asset in relationships to such a person".
One study showed that the volatility of a typical bank loan-portfolio was underestimated by a sizeable 40% when asset inter-relationships were ignored.
Second, in industries characterized by weak appropriability regimes or by a strong reliance on complementary assets, this relationship is reversed: important patenting by outsiders is positively associated with the incumbent's financial-market value.
Perry chose to break the vase and have it repaired in the kintsugi traditional Japanese method that emphasizes the repair, saying "I have smashed the vase and repaired it with gold to symbolise that vulnerability might be an asset in relationships for such a person".
We could effectively move to what might be a digital barter world, where assets and relationships and community values can become tokenized.
