The phrase "assets required for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessary resources or items needed for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The assets required for the new marketing campaign include a budget, personnel, and promotional materials."
Alternatives: "resources needed for" or "items necessary for".
We conclude that the differences in performance can be traced back to specialized complementary assets required for successful commercialization.
The European Commission, and Member States in particular, must actively commit to the conservation of the natural assets required for the sustainable development of communities, through the provision of renewable resources and by ensuring scenic and recreation value, protection, and the ecological balances required to preserve a healthy environment.
These assets required technical, human and economic resources for their construction far superior to those necessary for building their surroundings, as is shown in the case study, and are a true reflection of the inheritance of past generations, helping us to understand a town's history and identity.
Estimates for the incremental value of liquid assets required extend to the trillions of dollars, and the efficient sourcing and deployment of these assets therefore becomes critical if anything like current levels of activity and returns are to be sustained.
The existence of the AM system is hypothesized by this framework which stipulates the asset performance required for strategic success.
Under the proposals, which will be open for public comment until March 31, banks with more than $50 billion in assets would be required, for now, to maintain a cushion equal to 5 percent of assets even during periods of unexpected stress.
"But these assets require a reserve ledger built for decentralized assets, that can provide 100% transparency and value substantiation.
Further probing with FGDs participants revealed that some of these desired strategies, such as irrigation farming, development of water sources, and insurance for livestock assets, require an initial investment capital that is beyond the reach of many households.
The identified susceptibility can be evaluated against the level of livelihood resilience (with the caveat of real limitations) comprising the following attributes: knowledge, information, and resource flows; participation in formal and informal decision-making processes; capabilities, agency, assets, and activities required for a means of living; social capital; and human rights.
Certain assets require fatter margins than others.
These State institutions are however the legal custodians of most assets (such as land) required for REDD+ implementation.
