"substantial asset for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example Sentence: Mary has a college degree which she believes is a substantial asset for her future career.
People with substantial assets are, for the most part, very interesting people.
Stick the whole Christmas package together and Exeter have a substantial asset in every sense.
We strongly agree with you that hedge funds are appropriate only for sophisticated investors with substantial assets and not for "middle-class savers".
In addition to the pain of a penalty, consider whether you want to have substantial assets tied up for several decades.
"For businesses with substantial assets tied up in warehouses, for instance, or in plant and machinery, this can be an excellent way to access lending to drive investment".
And there is a general recognition that Schwarzenegger's substantial assets proved no match for the daunting disorder of the state's politics, something even Schwarzenegger admitted to me recently: "The bottom line is, even me as a celebrity governor — even with that, I can't penetrate through certain things".
The trust is often recommended for couples with substantial assets that may be subject to probate, the process to settle a deceased person's estate.
A $28 million offer for the institute's only substantial assets, the building and 12-acre property in downtown Napa, fell through in November.
For weeks, the government has signalled it was planning to scrap its unpopular proposal to slow the pace of increases to pensions, and replace it with changes to eligibility to part-pensions for wealthier retirees who have substantial assets.
"He has acquired very substantial assets and enjoyed an upmarket lifestyle which it would be impossible for him to have earned legitimately through his official position," the defence claims.
