The phrase "necessary asset" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an item or person that is essential for something to be successful. For example, "He is a necessary asset to our team; without his skills, we wouldn't be able to accomplish our goals."
Peggie Dear was a sturdy woman, a necessary asset with such physically demanding work, and was connected with 57 productions in the 1930s.
All tutors who completed the questionnaire showed a positive attitude towards the course and considered it both a helpful and necessary asset to preclinical medical education.
Regarding qualitative analysis of tutor statements, clerkship preparation skills courses were considered to be a helpful and necessary asset to preclinical medical education, which benefits from the tutors' own clerkship experiences and a high standardization of training.
To run an ordinary and necessary test, simply ask yourself, "is this item an ordinary and necessary asset of a business like mine?".
"I'm hopeful that we will get the necessary assets in the very near future," Mr. Rasmussen said at the news conference after the meeting.
If European heads of government come good on their pledges on Thursday to expand Triton's remit, Leggeri nonetheless questions whether they would match their promises with the necessary assets.
Nato secretary general Jens Stoltenberg has said that Afghanistan's 350,000-strong security forces are ready to take on the insurgency alone, despite complaints by officials that they lack the necessary assets, such as air support, medical evacuation and intelligence.
Morocco has the necessary assets to achieve their set goals, particularly in developing RE, mainly wind and solar, and realize its integration among the Euro-Mediterranean markets.
Adaptation is reflected through the capacity of the system, implying the degree of access to or possession with necessary assets (known as asset profile or asset entitlement) within a given institutional framework (Kelly and Adger 2000; Smit et al. 2000).
In the information era, the necessary assets for business success are no longer factories, but knowledge assets and the allowing technological infrastructures (Albuquerque and Miao 2014; Berghman et al. 2012).
Each state is actually composed of a coordination pattern; a set of state-specific constraints, which enable finer decisions (details further in Section 4.3); and a set of necessary assets for the analysis e.g., PRISM specifications and symbolic port automata.
