The phrase "viable asset" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to something that is capable of being used, developed, or managed successfully for a specific purpose. It can be used in various contexts, such as in business, finance, or personal development. Example: "Having a diverse skill set is a viable asset in today's job market." In this sentence, "viable asset" is used to describe a valuable quality or characteristic that is beneficial in the job market. It suggests that having a diverse skill set can lead to success and growth in one's career.
In short, Wisconsin will be losing the most viable asset the state has: its human capital.
Europe has had an easier job convincing institutional investors to consider housing as a viable asset for years.
Given Redmond's searing pace and willingness to get in behind the opposition defence, he could prove to be a viable asset for the new England boss.
It should be noted that fuels from biogenic residues will not be able to replace fossil fuels in Germany in total but can be a viable asset.
The breadth and depth of the fixed income category has grown over time and emerging markets debt has become a viable asset class of its own.
He doesn't think fixed income will be a completely viable asset class under those conditions and encourages investors to move some money into international equities, precious metals, emerging markets and natural resources some of the areas that he's seeing growth in.
Viable assets and insured deposits would be put into a "good bank".
Regulations constrain investment options, making property one of the few viable assets; this drives up house prices.
We will auction off your viable assets and will hold the toxic ones in a government reconstruction fund and sell them later when the market rebounds.
Upon the bankruptcy of the former Franklin National Bank in 1974, EAB purchased the branches and other viable assets of Franklin from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and thereby became the largest bank on Long Island.
After the government stepped in to guarantee Kabul Bank's debts, the bank was overhauled; it has been divided into a "good" bank, with the deposits, performing loans and other viable assets of Kabul Bank, and a "bad bank" that holds the hundreds of millions of dollars in bad loans.
