The phrase "a much wider pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a larger selection or variety of options, resources, or candidates available for consideration.
Example: "By expanding our recruitment efforts, we hope to attract a much wider pool of applicants for the position."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger group" or "a broader range of options".
The internet has changed all that, with office-workers now linking up with a much wider pool of drivers.
Candidates from a much wider pool than the European parliament, but including Mr Juncker, should put themselves forward.
Employers say the shift to home-based agents gives them both a much wider pool of applicants and a much better pool: older, college-educated and loyal.
If you are playing in external competitions against teams which have been chosen from a much wider pool of talent, there is a strong possibility of losing.
"It is government saying 'we will no longer support sub-market rental; we believe homeownership should be available to a much wider pool of people'," he said.
Although the legal minimums for coverage would technically stay the same, this would have the effect of raising the liability while spreading the cost among a much wider pool of motorists.
Above, a low, wide white dome rises from a square reflecting pool surrounded by a plaza atop a stone plinth.
Consider funders who may support your wider impact: If your charitable work also has impact outside of its direct remit, for example, education or perhaps providing employment in developing countries, then you have a much wider prospect pool.
The energy of such a movement would come from below, and any emerging figureheads could be drawn from a much wider gene pool than Westminster's binary opposition parties.
"The majority of 'overseas' One Percenters see their British counterparts as a joke," he says, adding that "UK bikers are the least organized and lack the criminal acumen of their brothers").. Unlike the traditional ethnically based gangs, be they Italian, Irish, East Asian, South Asian, the Angels (though almost uniformly white) have a much wider recruiting pool at their disposal.
"The majority of 'overseas' 1%ers see their British counterparts as a joke," he says, adding that "UK bikers are the least organized and lack the criminal acumen of their brothers").. Unlike the traditional ethnically based gangs, be they Italian, Irish, East Asian or South Asian or whatever, the Hells (though almost uniformly white) have a much wider recruiting pool at their disposal.
