The phrase "a common pool to a" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing shared resources or collective benefits, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The community established a common pool to a fund that supports local projects."
Alternatives: "a shared resource for" or "a collective pool for".
The parent can then vote on whether they believe the conversation to be inappropriate and those votes go into a common pool tied to IM screen names.
In essence, a stokvel is a voluntary association and a type of "informal credit-rotating association in which a group of people enter into an agreement to contribute a fixed amount of money to a common pool on a weekly or monthly basis or as frequently as the members may agree upon.
The same volume of culture added to the common pool from each replicate was then transferred from the common pool to each microcosm within the replicate [ 17].
These findings highlight potential for further examination of sanitation systems from a common pool resources perspective to identify other factors that contribute to long-term sustainability.
are merged into a common pool so as to maximize the overall spectrum availability [26].
We used MF1 mothers from a common pool of females to produce XO, XY Sry- and XYd females with a maternally derived X, together with XX sibling controls.
In a computerized game that involves contributing money to a common pool, people who took longer to think over their options were more likely to be selfish.
If there is no incentive to contribute anything to a common pool of resources, the pool will eventually shrink or be overused to the point where the system as a whole becomes unusable.
Each subject was then asked how much he or she wanted to contribute to a common pool.
Back then, the population was small and groundwater, which is largely viewed as a common pool resource, was able to provide water sufficiency for all needs/people.
