The phrase "asset reputation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the value or standing of an asset, particularly in finance or business.
Example: "The company's asset reputation has significantly improved after the successful launch of its new product line."
Alternatives: "asset value" or "asset standing".
High-value asset reputation p a = P a ( x NR ) denotes the asset's probability of being risky; for instance, a confidential database being accessed by unauthorized users, exfiltration of sensitive data, etc.
High-value asset reputation p a = P a ( x NR ) denotes the asset's probability of being risky; for instance, a confidential database being accessed by unauthorized users, exfiltration of sensitive data, etc. External server reputation p s = P s ( x NR ) indicates the server's probability of being malicious and infecting the clients connecting to it.
"The wrong decision could jeopardize your firm's assets, reputation, or security".
Trustees are recruited to make sure a charity's assets, reputation and beneficiaries aren't put at risk.
The contribution that four important intangible assets–reputation, innovation, management and human capital make to a company's market value is deemed to be its corporate brand value.
The latest episode may have cost Comey his chief asset: his reputation, writes Spencer Ackerman.
Mr Bush not only risks seeing domestic support for the war crumble further; he risks losing his biggest political asset, his reputation for honesty and integrity.
But with the lure of cash and the stimulus of working with business comes a hazard to universities' most precious asset – their reputation for academic independence.
Whether or not Comey endangered his position at the head of the FBI, the episode has cost him his chief asset: his reputation, cultivated assiduously in the media, for probity and judgment.
Tie up all the loose ends for the next person so you preserve your biggest asset: Your reputation.
I'd even take this a step further and argue that eBay's single most valuable asset is reputation data which is built up over long periods of time, forcing user lock-in and granting eBay the power to levy high taxes on its users for the peace of mind that they are transacting with good actors.
