The phrase "asset side" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to the portion of a balance sheet that lists a company's assets.
Example: "When analyzing the company's financial health, we should focus on the asset side of the balance sheet to assess its liquidity and overall value."
Alternatives: "asset section" or "assets column".
What does G.M. have on the asset side of its ledger to offset these liabilities?
On the asset side, QE works through the buying up of private-sector and government instruments.
"The capital ratios are huge, the excesses on the asset side have been largely cleared out".
"Consumers have managed the asset side of their balance sheet," paying attention to their investments, he said.
Furthermore, on the asset side too there was little effect on inequality from loose monetary policy, he said.
Alas, the asset side of the federal balance sheet is rather paltry, compared with the liability side.
On the assets side of their balance sheets, the discount houses are active dealers in a number of the assets they hold.
It wasn't so much that the Japanese boss couldn't say "no but that his underlings ran the show.On the assets side of the ledger, this is one reason for the success of Japanese of companies: power is decentralised down to the managers directly responsible, who are armed with the most information to make decisions and rally the troops.
You have a number of problems buying financial assets that you don't have on the hard-asset side, where you can have some control over running those businesses.
Meanwhile you also anesthetize the assets side of the commercial banks through regulation, to make sure this social protection from bank runs isn't being manipulated.
On the human assets side, the programme relied heavily on a large group of locally recruited, trained, and age matched peer volunteers and the community based organisations, pharmacists, and family physicians who embraced and supported the programme and its goals.
