The phrase "asset turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to measure how efficiently a company uses its assets to generate sales or revenue.
Example: "The company's asset turnover ratio improved this year, indicating better efficiency in utilizing its assets to drive sales."
Alternatives: "asset efficiency" or "asset utilization ratio".
Similarly, we figured out how much of the TAT difference was due to current asset turnover and fixed asset turnover.
The asset turnover ratio (ATR) is a measure of investment efficiency.
If, for the last five years, your asset turnover ratio averages less than 0.25, that should cause concern.
The first was asset turnover ratio, which measures revenue per asset, and is a strong indicator of actual performance.
Some of the newer competitors, even in durable goods manufacturing, operate with greater capital efficiency and higher asset turnover than industry incumbents in advanced economies.
It is noted that the firm level control variables such as total assets, turnover, MTB, leverage and stock volatility are significant whereas the market level control variables such as market volatility, market turnover and market return are not significant, except for Period 3.
"The bid it presented to the Department on 29 September 2009 consisted of a deliberate and fraudulent misrepresentation in respect of the profile, composition, experience, personnel, assets, annual turnover and contribution to youth business development, and therefore the functionality and track record of the company".
For example, when short-term liabilities substantially exceed floating assets, impressive turnover does not refer to real profits.
So the all-encompassing mutual fund with 52% asset-weighted turnover, 5% of which is ETF trading by dollar volume, on any given day would have 2.6% of its asset-weighted turnover in ETFs.
The paper's results—available upon request do not qualitatively change when total assets or turnover are used as alternative measures.
