The phrase "available asset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or resource management to refer to an asset that is currently accessible or can be utilized.
Example: "The company has several available assets that can be leveraged for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "accessible resource" or "usable asset".
The Nets gave up nearly every available asset they had, including first-round picks in 2014, 2016 and 2018, in addition to the right to swap picks in 2017.
With roughly 70percentt of the world's hungry dependent on agriculture for their livelihoods, many undernourished people are not able to fully use their labor (their most available asset) to help climb out of poverty.
A number of strategies involve opening a line of credit and then leaving it to grow at a variable interest rate as an available asset to cover a variety of contingencies later in retirement.
Parents' total reportable assets will vary depending upon the EFC methodology, and from the reportable asset value a savings (emergency reserve) allowance of about $30,000 to $50,000 is subtracted to arrive at an available asset value.
The trust is not considered as a type of available asset or resource, ensuring that it will not affect or disrupt any Government benefit programs (SSI, Medicaid) that are already in place.
Parents' total reportable assets will vary depending upon the EFC methodology, and from the reportable asset value a savings (emergency reserve) allowance of about $15,000 to $25,000 is subtracted to arrive at an available asset value.
The focus for AMSA is to continue the search operation, with all available assets.
The record shows that the intelligence community had immediately assigned all available assets to search for the missing soldiers.
That same evening, Mr. Corzine was informed that while MF Global had plenty of available assets, only $82 million was in cash.
Such vision is critical as a firm seeks to acquire assets in highly competitive markets, where the key is not merely recognizing synergy with available assets.
In this context, that means aligning aspirations with available assets, and distinguishing between interests that are vital and those that are merely desirable.
