The phrase "a joint pool of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a shared resource or collection that is collaboratively managed or utilized by multiple parties.
Example: "The organizations decided to create a joint pool of resources to tackle the community project more effectively."
Alternatives: "a shared pool of" or "a collective pool of".
Imperfect equality of shares when blending RNA from different individuals into joint pools of variable size is a source of technical variation with relevance for experimental design, practice at the laboratory bench and data analysis.
The only way a joint East-West pool of materials could flow gently & effectively would be if it flowed from some higher pool of common aspiration.
Specifically, there is an interdepartmental "History East Asia" program, to which students may apply either through EALAC or the Department of History (applications through either department are reviewed as part of the same pool), a joint Concentration Program of the Institute of Comparative Literature and Society.
A mining pool is a joint group of cryptocurrency miners who combine their computational resources over a network.
18 Coefficients will be adjusted for scale using the Swait and Louviere 19 approach allowing for scale adjusted comparison and the preference data from the subgroups will be tested to determine whether it can be pooled to estimate a joint model of preferences.
By putting councils and CCGs in joint charge of a single pool of money, Greater Manchester's proposed board would do just that.The second positive trend is that regional conurbations are becoming more powerful.
It is made up of three parts: A Nato command or headquarters element; a joint force of around 13,000 contributed by allies; and a pool of additional units to reinforce where necessary.
TAP Pharmaceutical is a joint venture of Abbott Laboratories and Tadeka Chemical Industries.
