The phrase "assets can be found" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the availability or location of assets, whether in a financial, digital, or physical context.
Example: "In our report, we detail where various assets can be found within the company's portfolio."
Alternatives: "assets are available" or "assets can be located."
Approved logos and other visual assets can be found on the Brand Guidelines page on the AAP website.
4. A summary of the Accenture study, "Survey Results on Accounting for and Managing Intangible Assets," can be found at: www.accenture.com/Global/Services/By_Subject/Shareholder_Value/R_and_I/SurveyAssets.htm. 5.
The specific rules governing the executions of fixed charges over immovable property assets can be found in the Code des procédures civiles d'exécution63 and its regulations.
The most investors may be able to hope for is a recovery of a small portion of their investments, the trustee warned Friday, because to get to a fair distribution of what assets can be found means "sharing the pain".
An extensive treatment on risk-neutral pricing and on the fundamental theorem of asset pricing can be found in Shreve (2004); with respect to the DCF framework, a rigorous treatment is given in Kruschwitz and Löffler (2006), p. 26.
Details about the calculation of the asset index can be found in other publications from the Matlab HDSS (23).
Many reference materials about ASSET testing can be found on the ACT site.
These investors declined to participate in Argentina's debt restructuring a few years ago, and are now pursuing a litigation strategy that involves seeking to lay claim to Argentine assets wherever they can be found.
WALL STREET JOURNAL At a House Hearing, a Focus on Argentine Bonds | A group of bondholders pursuing a litigation strategy that involves seeking to lay claim to Argentine assets wherever they can be found may have a tough time making its case, DealBook's bankruptcy columnist writes.
Relational assets for innovation can be found in the relatively high relational potential of its enterprise level, in the relatively high vitality or its startup level, and in the relatively high linking factor of its growth level.
While that may seem like a logical approach, Shape CTO Shuman Ghosemajumder, who ran click fraud prevention at Google from 2003-2010, says it actually doesn't make a lot of sense for criminals to place these important assets where they can be found by corporate trackers.
