The phrase "a deep pool at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific location or feature, particularly in relation to water bodies.
Example: "We found a deep pool at the edge of the forest, perfect for swimming on hot summer days."
Alternatives: "a deep basin at the" or "a deep water area at the".
The stone still bleeds today, Rahim insisted, continually replenishing a deep pool at its base.
At the gorge's end is the Boiling Pot, a deep pool into which the waters churn and foam at flood time.
There could be multiple reasons for that: the salary cap's lack of growth, a deep pool of draft prospects at the same positions that are deep in free agency (defensive end, for example), a subtle leaguewide shift in the way free agents are viewed, perhaps.
The container is in the corner at the bottom of a deep pool of water near the first boss.
The wintry weather resulted from a deep pool of cold air at high altitudes that has been parked over the region for the past week or so.
It is also accessible to the Garden State Parkway, the New Jersey Turnpike and Interstate 287 and to a deep pool of skilled labor, said Robert Dinner, a principal at the Iselin office of Newmark JGT, a commercial brokerage.
Tapping into a deep pool of alumni offers at least a partial way around that problem, one that a few schools have discussed trying.
I told the clown terrorists we didn't have access to the Plutonium but that I could show them where it was: at the foot of a deep pool of water, surrounded by heavy-metal cladding, impossible to get to unless you felt like putting on scuba gear and irradiating yourself.
Storm-force gales swept over a deep pool of water, churning waves that, at full scale on the ocean, would have been twice the size of those recorded during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
I turned up and was confronted with a huge hall with high ceilings and a deep pool that was long too, at 33m.
