The phrase "a pool of messages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of messages, often in the context of communication or data storage.
Example: "The application stores a pool of messages that users can access at any time."
Alternatives: "a collection of messages" or "a reservoir of messages".
For instance, Coleman's use of "U" for "you" would be of no use in a pool of text messages, but as an unusual abbreviation in an e-mail it becomes another point of data.
Donohoe brought to life this idea of a "secular, digital Wailing Wall", where among the adverts for car insurance and crisps you can read a two-minute loop of strangers' deepest dreads and divulgences, taken randomly from a pool of 100-odd messages gathered so far.
It's worth noting that Amazon's SNS doesn't currently offer a number of advanced features, like short codes (or long codes), for example, and that SNS uses a pool of codes to send messages out, meaning that recipients won't always see the same number from a single company that uses SNS.
They carried posters of Mr. Constant in a suit and tie flashing the victory sign, and they were trailed by six cars, including one with a poster showing a body by a pool of water and a message that the dead person was a victim of Mr. Constant's group.
His corpse was left lying in a pool of blood, covered with a message written in Arabic.
They're essentially family plans, allowing you, mom, dad, and big or little brother or sister to share from a pool of unlimited voice minutes and text messages, plus a specified amount of data.
However, there are no models which explain (1) how threads compete among themselves to receive attraction from users and/or (2) which features are the most appealing to users when posting a message in a pool of candidate threads.
Training a pool of 50+ new members to spread the message and applications.
The BWA aligner is implemented in two different versions: multithreads by exploiting a pool of Posix Threads in BWA and by using MPI (message passing interface) to exploit both shared memory and distributed clusters (pBWA [ 15]).
This is a pool of people who have made a conscious decision to consume email messages from you.
This study used a pool of 50,000 discussions including over 400,000 posts from four different message board websites (inspire.com, medhelp.com, and 2 others).
