The phrase "a general pool of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collective group or resource that is available for a specific purpose or use.
Example: "The organization has established a general pool of resources to support community projects."
Alternatives: "a common reservoir of" or "a shared collection of".
Some offices recruit their own interns; others take from a general pool of applicants.
Civil society groups say they will monitor implementation closely, to ensure it does not become part of a general pool of government funding.
"Growth has been retarded," he said, urging the banking sector to give equal access to women to a general pool of funds.
The donation was made in the second half of the eight-week campaign into a general pool of funds, which the party used to combat Labor's damaging Medicare campaign, according to reports.
But Mr. Mills added that certain issues should be looked at more closely, like whether to include special education financing in a general pool of money that school districts would have flexibility in how to use.
From there, the $25,000 went into a general pool of money used by the anti-incumbent super PAC for its campaign efforts.
The program is composed of a general pool for projects in any country and country-specific funds for France, India, Italy, Japan and Spain.
The simplest interpretation may be that partnership ties provide supportive resources that contribute to an organizations' general pool of available resources.
But the New York Road Runners face a virtually impossible task in policing smartphone use among the general pool of runners, a group that is roughly fifty thousand strong.
In particular, this work considers transitory economic shocks among the general pool of workers while I consider an economic shock experienced during the school-to-work transition for new labor market entrants.
The CABG surgery group was drawn from the general pool of patients operated on by 1 of 10 surgeons.
