The phrase "a pool of capable" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals who possess the necessary skills or abilities for a specific task or role.
Example: "The company has developed a pool of capable candidates ready to take on leadership positions."
Alternatives: "a group of skilled" or "a selection of qualified".
Red Cross Red Crescent (RCRC) National Societies implement capacity-building programmes based on training, supervision and support, in order to develop a pool of capable volunteers who can improve the health of underserved communities.
22 23 Within this panorama, the Red Cross Red Crescent (RC) National Societies implement capacity-building programmes that are based on training, supervision and support, and seek to develop a pool of capable volunteers with the aim of improving the health of underserved communities.
The response was driven partly by a powerful reception in China, where the film opened to $67 million in first-weekend business from a pool of 3-D capable screens that is still growing.
Having the combination of elements for success--including top R&D institutions, local venture capital firms, a base of well-trained scientists and a pool of managers capable of turning good science into good businesses--is key to developing a thriving biotech hub, the study concludes.
Unfortunately, subtly but systematically excluding a huge pool of capable people from the tech community is a very large tech problem indeed, and all the ostriching and fauxpologizing in the world won't help to solve it.
It has also been suggested that genes outside the cps gene cluster may form a pool of mobile genes capable of integration into the cps region and inducing structural rearrangements (Karlyshev et al. 2013).
This would necessitate depleting the expanded pool of autoreactive T lymphocytes and B lymphocytes, retarding the process of immune senescence in the residual lymphocyte populations, restoring the integrity of regulatory networks, and, at the same time, preserving a pool of memory cells capable of responding to environmental pathogens.
The semi-collapse of Nokia — the Finnish telecommunications giant, which once dominated the global mobile-phone market — left a pool of unemployed but highly capable hardware and software engineers.
This could be interpreted as meaning that basal levels of cAMP are required to maintain a pool of free intracellular PKAcα capable of HSF1 binding (Fig. 1D).
In these studies, a full-length cDNA sequence is positioned between two identical promoters such that independent transcription from each promoter produces a pool of sense and antisense RNAs capable of forming long dsRNA and undergoing processing to the effector siRNAs.
Intel, for example, has been attracted to Russia for years, because of the large pool of capable programming talent available.
