The phrase "a pool of projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection or group of various projects that are available for consideration or selection.
Example: "Our company has developed a pool of projects that are ready for funding and implementation."
Alternatives: "a collection of projects" or "a range of projects".
The focus of research so far has been the selection and prioritization of projects among a pool of known projects, ignoring the opportunities and needs of unknown future projects.
The main concentrations of research so far have been project selection, prioritization and alignment of a portfolio with strategic goals among a pool of awarded projects.
Carazo et al. (2010) Selection and scheduling of project portfolios from a set of candidate projects A multi-objective binary programming model using a metaheuristic procedure based on Scatter Search Only works for a pool of known projects.
Anthony E. Malkin, the president of W & M Properties, said his company operated like a virtual REIT, raising money from a pool of investors on a project-by-project basis.
New York said it should receive a pool of money for New York-based projects equal to the amount of that subsidy -- an amount calculated by New York at various times to be as much as $1.6 billion and as little as $250 million over the life of the lease.
16 To provide scientific and technical input, four core experts from a pool of 30 international collaborating project partners (such as the European National Public Health Institutes, the WHO and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC)) were nominated at the first General Meeting of the REACT project.
Working with a growing group of experienced collaborators, Bin Laden and al-Zawahiri set up or appropriated dozens of training camps, guesthouses and other facilities that provided them with a pool of ready volunteers for various projects.
Using a tanklike container, he directs low-frequency sound waves onto the surface of a pool of water and, with mirrors, projects the patterns the waves create onto a display screen.
The Tel Aviv-based company has processed 2.5 million projects to date and they use a crowdsourced model to transmit projects to a pool of 15,000 active translators who then do the work and turn it back over to the client.
We use the link structure of the spanning tree to guide additions to a pool of candidate nodes and the projected screen area of the nodes to sort the candidates.
It can also be configured to trail flames behind the balls, or even project a pool of water on the table that ripples as the balls move over it.
