"disposed assets" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to assets that have been sold, transferred, or otherwise gotten rid of. Example: As part of the company's restructuring, they disposed assets that were no longer profitable or necessary for their operations.
The company is currently generating over $350 million in annual revenue and has self-funded the bulk of its growth, which has come by organic expansion as well as 17 acquisitions including Black Rock Cable, Spectrum Communications and disposed assets from Charter.
For Universal, which agreed to pay Citigroup the full price of EMI regardless of regulatory approval, the value of the deal will be decided by how much the disposed assets will fetch at auction.
"There is nothing in the new legislation that forces the R.C.C. to dispose assets into the economy," said L. William Seidman, a Morgan Stanley debt adviser who was chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at the time of the savings and loan crisis in the United States.
"My concern is that they will dispose assets that make the company attractive to competitors and therefore lose out on its long-term growth".
In any event, Dr. Berwick said, he has disposed of assets that could create potential conflicts of interest, and federal ethics officers have reviewed his financial arrangements.
O'Reilly evidently told the bank he had disposed of assets valued at more than £90m since 2011 and had used it all to reduce borrowings.
Net profit for the period doubled, to 1.6 billion francs, from a year earlier after the company disposed of assets valued at 1.3 billion to help pay for its takeover of the Italian fashion house Gucci Group.
Back then, RTC acquired and disposed of assets owned by failed S&Ls and put thousands of people back to work in the process.
"It's a creative way to dispose of assets.
"That means disposing of assets that in better times we'd have preferred to keep".
Safeway is now well ahead of schedule in disposing of assets and reducing debt.
