"material assets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to tangible items or resources that are owned or controlled and can be used to produce economic value. For example, "The company's material assets include a fleet of vehicles and a large warehouse."
The great historian Arnold Toynbee argued that civilisations rise and fall on the vitality of their cultural ideals, not their material assets as such.
The value of securities is linked, in (sometimes very) complex ways, to underlying material assets, which will be affected by natural hazards.
Despite the cultural myth that mothers have an endless capacity to give, their means of expressing love -- their time, energy and material assets -- are finite.
By imposing costs on terrorists' reputations, chances for success, material assets — whatever they hold dear — you "alter the behavior and thinking of your adversary".
We cannot, he said, "mortgage the material assets of our grandchildren without risking the loss also of their political and spiritual heritage".
It used to make sense to assume that, once a domestic business owned material assets, it wouldn't need a very high learning curve before it was working more or less profitably.
Above all, there's the "cultural and material asset" bolstering the island's year-round souls, explained Al Kilb Jr., a former town supervisor.
"As this news filters through the market, it is inevitable that speculation resurfaces about a possible rights issue or material asset disposal, possibly to be announced as soon as next week," said James Eden, banks analyst at Exane BNP Paribas.
Yesterday, James Eden, banks analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, said: "As this news filters through the market, it is inevitable that speculation resurfaces about a possible rights issue or material asset disposal, possibly to be announced as soon as next week".
–Long-term negative consequences of fraud included bankruptcy, de-listing from a stock exchange or material asset sales.
Some Chinese bids to take over raw-material assets and consumer goods companies have failed, partly because of opposition from Western stakeholders.
