The phrase "asset represents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or meaning of an asset in a financial, economic, or business context.
Example: "In our financial report, each asset represents a crucial component of our overall valuation."
Alternatives: "asset signifies" or "asset denotes".
What a digital asset represents varies depending on the asset.
This intangible asset represents the ability to wring profits from an activity out of all proportion to the tangible capital employed.
This risk-free asset represents the opportunity costs of investing in the repo rate at the beginning of each investment horizon and holding for 1 year or 1 month.
We tested whether or not the results are consistent when analyzed by using household asset scores as another indicator since household asset represents family wealth, and interpreted the results considering that these indicators reflect different aspects of resources.
This has unfortunately been at the expense of curatorial and other care for the public asset represented by the collection, even in museums with collections designated by government as being of national importance, albeit not so funded.
The database is a unique and valuable asset, representing a major effort to create a reliable and consistent dataset of cross-comparisons of the whole protein content encoded in hundreds of completely sequenced genomes using a rigorous dynamic programming approach.
So does the foreign purchase of Asian assets represents the transfer of control to efficient owners who were previously unable to buy at a reasonable price; or does it represent sales to inefficient owners who happen to have cash?
In a document filed late Thursday with the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, Enron said Iberdrola's bid for the assets represents the highest and best offer received after months of negotiations with interested parties beginning last summer.
REUTERS Greece Turns to Privatization to Lure Foreign Cash | Selling assets represents one of Greece's "last hopes," and yet the process is fraught with potential perils, The New York Times reports.
Given the pressures on companies these days to maximize shareholder return, this underutilization of technology assets represents either a stinging indictment of corporate myopia regarding intellectual property or the greatest opportunity to be handed to chief financial officers in a generation.
"As we continue to execute on our strategy to sell GE Capital's assets that are not linked to GE, the sale of these restaurant financing assets represents our last major U.S. platform transaction," said Sherin.
