The phrase "a global pool of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collective group or resource that is available worldwide, often in contexts related to talent, resources, or information.
Example: "The company aims to tap into a global pool of skilled professionals to enhance its workforce."
Alternatives: "an international reservoir of" or "a worldwide collection of".
There's a need for policy frameworks, creativity and common sense, but the opportunity to reach out to a global pool of potential students is both exciting and challenging.
The initiative, called the Climate Publishers Network, aims to create a global pool of content to provide a resource for publishers to widen coverage ahead of the UN climate change summit in Paris in December.
Creating a global pool of intellectual capital, providing strategic process that can be replicated, developing reusable content, and access to execution tools, will result in better planning, lowering the cost, and more importantly, reduce the negative impact of emerging technology disruptions.
But here's the thing: the open-source nature of blockchain technology, the excitement it has generated, and the rising value of the underlying tokens have encouraged a global pool of intelligent, impassioned, and financially motivated computer scientists to work on overcoming these limitations.
There is a global pool of talent around the world.
It enables issuers to access a global pool of investors.
At Doha 195 countries, including the United States, accepted the premise of a global pooling of risk.
Fast-growing technology firms are in the worst position because they compete for a flighty, global pool of talent (see article).
Today, an increasing number of digital platforms have emerged to match customers, almost in real time, with a potentially global pool of freelancers, leading to the rise of the on-demand economy.
"Investors will be able to access GEM through their domestic stock exchanges, which will keep the exchanges' brand and individual standing while creating a single global pool of liquidity," it said.
That argues for acquiring new compounds from a large global pool of smaller, independent, innovation-focused companies.
