The phrase "asset utilisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or resource management, referring to how effectively an asset is being used.
Example: "The company improved its asset utilisation by optimizing its inventory management processes."
Alternatives: "asset efficiency" or "resource utilization".
Asset utilisation is 79%, up from 74% in 2009.
Moreover, we show that the incorporation of operating costs affects volume-wise asset utilisation per batch.
Industry success will depend on efficient asset utilisation, innovative manufacturing technology, effective business processes and dedicated talent management.
The costs of fixed asset utilisation (technology and staff costs) were obtained from time measurements of the use of capacity that these production factors offer.
A higher speed will mean higher energy consumption but at the same time shorter transport time will improve the asset utilisation per unit of time.
Owing to the increased frequency and duration of part-load operation, asset utilisation and average efficiency suffer, leading to a substantially increased LCOE, implying that CCS costs will need to decrease more rapidly than is currently expected.
It is a significant capability achievement if the 30% of reserve potential can be unlocked partially or in full for operational use, realising enhancement in asset and space utilisation.
Each year, additional modules focusing on specific research and policy issues (for example, food security, household assets, health care utilisation, labour participation and temporary migration) are included.
These are the top-ranked countries in the Rail Liberalisation Index 2011 [14]; their success can be partly attributed to the reformed market environment - with new private companies entering the market and competing with the incumbent - as well as the pressure on the incumbent railways to be more efficient, through higher asset and human resource utilisation.
The coordinated operation of aggregated ES would increase the utilisation of assets and hence reduce the required overall capacity of ES for the community.
This paper outlines the suitability and challenges faced by gas generating units in their utilisation as key assets for renewable energy integration and the transition to a low carbon future.
