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The phrase "a far wider pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a larger or more extensive selection or group of options, resources, or individuals.
Example: "The new policy will allow us to draw from a far wider pool of candidates for the job openings."
Alternatives: "a much larger selection" or "a significantly broader range".
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But a far wider pool of executives still seem to think no further than their next quarterly financial results.
Mr Romney has a far wider pool of deep-pocketed friends, and vast wealth of his own.Meanwhile, Barack Obama raised $40m in the last quarter of 2011, and has $82m in the bank, although his super PAC garnered a measly $4.4m last year.
Service partners include the likes of dedicated fitness-focused devices from companies like Jawbone and Fitbit, but also a far wider pool of digital services including Gmail, Google Calendar, LinkedIn and JustGiving.
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Corporates open themselves to a far wider talent pool by working with startups, essential if they are to have any hope of tackling disruption.
"Those shells represent a far wider question".
Nowadays, there is a far wider market.
"But this allows us to reach a far wider audience".
But the book has a far wider scope.
Now, however, it has a far wider, more implausible remit.
And Fallujah is symbolic of a far wider problem.
Far less concerned with craft than Mr. Jackson, Mr. Winter casts a far wider net.
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