The phrase "a major pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant or large group of resources, participants, or options in various contexts, such as research, talent, or data.
Example: "The company has access to a major pool of talented engineers, which allows them to take on complex projects."
Alternatives: "a large pool" or "a significant pool".
The anion nitrate abundant in our diet has recently emerged as a major pool of nitric oxide (NO) synthase-independent NO production.
Soil organic matter (SOM) is a major pool within the global carbon cycle and understanding its composition (and compositional variability) is critical for predicting its response to future climatic change.
Though he never won a major pool tournament as "Fats", he was perhaps the most publicly recognized pool player in the United States – not only as a player, but also as an entertainer.
Brk1 is the only subunit for which a major pool is not associated with the Wave complex [11].
The existence of this Brk1 precursor might offer a means for cells to regulate their rate of Wave complex assembly, even though in HeLa cells Brk1 trimers constitute a major pool [11], and are therefore probably not limiting the rate of Wave complex assembly.
We will focus on the synthesis of glycerolipids, such as TAG, as this is a major pool that is susceptible to the obese environment.
Our system links to SuperMontage and all major pools of liquidity to find investors the best price.
However a significant comparison was found within a major gene pool (Iw- Is), as well between two major gene pools in the LGR (Is- SCs).
The IHC staining of the DAP3 protein was similar to the one observed for a mitochondrial antigen, suggesting that the major pool of DAP3 is localised in the mitochondrion.
Europe became a major talent pool for the National Hockey League; golf and tennis benefited from America's diversity.
Exchanges will work better if they require all participating plans to buy into a major risk pool.
