The phrase "asset was set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or project management when referring to the establishment or allocation of an asset.
Example: "The asset was set in the financial records to reflect its current value."
Alternatives: "asset was established" or "asset was allocated".
Klose's mind, one of his biggest assets, is set on a winners' medal.
They are just the latest high-profile figures to demand money as the Weinstein Company's assets are set to be sold to private equity firm Lantern Capital.
In Europe, where exposure to government debt has left financial institutions vulnerable, one-fifth of banks' assets were set aside last year as a guarantee to obtain new financing, the report said.
We cannot depend on weak banks to identify themselves as weak since they might prefer the preferred stock plan, especially if insurance premia for downside protection on toxic assets are set at appropriately high levels.
For instance, most of the ownership rights in digital assets are set when the individual agrees to the Terms of Service Agreement (TOSA) with the online service provider – you know, the agreement you scroll all the way to the bottom of and hit "I Agree" without reading anything.
Its assets are set to be auctioned off on September 18, after which Salahis plan to reopen it with an invitation-only party that will be filmed for a "major reality show" in development, according to Tareq.
Another Libyan fund, known as the Long Term Asset Portfolio, was set up in 1982 and has an estimated $10bn, which is mainly invested in property and investment funds operated by other banks.
The unit of MERS that held title to the mortgages also has few assets and was set up in such a way that lawsuits against it would probably reap little for plaintiffs.
By comparison, Ireland's national asset management agency was set up to take over as much as €90 billion of toxic loans.
In one common strategy, professional investors bought shares of Asian stock funds near the end of the American trading day, to take advantage of a stale net asset value that was set at the close of Asian markets as much as 15 hours earlier.
