The phrase "a pool of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of available resources, such as materials, tools, or information that can be utilized for a specific purpose.
Example: "The organization has established a pool of resources to support local community projects and initiatives."
Alternatives: "a reservoir of resources" or "a collection of resources."
We don't have the ability to create a pool of resources".
That was a pool of resources that we could use over the long term to invest," he told LBC Radio.
We have called on well-funded operators to create a pool of resources that would support work force training for local minority- and women-owned small businesses and ownership opportunities.
The Genii Business Exchange is essentially a pool of resources that tries to connect each of those groups in ways that add value to our pools and the others.
The dictator game is composed of two players, the "Dictator" (referred to in the study as the "Decider") and "Receiver". The Dictator is given a pool of resources (e.g., $8).
FSS holds the promise to enhance cost-effectiveness, performance and reliability of existing and future space missions, by networking different missions and effectively creating a pool of resources to exchange between participants in the federation.
On a ledger, as a pooling of resources, marriage made sense.
Big Ten members also belong to the Committee on Institutional Cooperation, a pooling of resources and research opportunities that includes the University of Chicago.
A reduction in consumption, a less wasteful model of living, a pooling of resources – these may be, both economically and environmentally, positive developments arising out of a disastrous set of circumstances.
An equity stake of, say, 20% could facilitate a pooling of resources for joint development of engines or other technology.
After three days, community leaders asked the camera crews to pull back and there was, for a time, a pooling of resources.
