The phrase "a pool of successful" is not complete and lacks context, but it can be correct if followed by a noun that clarifies what is successful.
You can use it when referring to a group or collection of successful individuals or entities in a specific context, such as business or academia.
Example: "The conference brought together a pool of successful entrepreneurs who shared their insights on innovation."
Alternatives: "a group of achievers" or "a collection of successful individuals."
It offers after-school and weekend academic coaching, mentoring from a volunteer pool of successful black businessmen, and a citizenship programme stressing "civic responsibility and moral leadership".
Analyzing the pool of successful shRNAs led to a new algorithm that can accurately predict the best shRNA sequence for silencing a given target.
Higley's vision for this venture is to really harness the talent pool of successful entrepreneurs who have a wealth of experience and diverse capabilities, and have them focus their energies on opportunities that are truly significant, meaningful, sizeable and market based.
To appreciate this point, note that the gene frequency of a population, at the zygotic stage, is equal to the gene frequency in the pool of successful gametes from which the zygotes are formed.
This corps of people and backers is largely drawn from the pool of successful U.S. technocrats.
The headline "More Men Marrying Better Educated, Wealthier Wives" (news article, Jan . 19 focuses on men who have the impetus to marry wealthy women, but women from college on up are also seeking men with more grounded disciplines or dispositions, and are less interested in the pool of successful men.
Over time, therefore, the pool of successful miners will continue to shrink, leaving only large, industrial operators with unusually low costs, typically due to government subsidies.
From the pool of successful candidate sequences, one can simply select any of the workable conformations as inputs for multiSrch, and accordingly with the estimation of MFE and energy gap, one would likely be able to produce a good number of candidate sequences.
An organization that aims to diversify and strengthen the pool of successful startup founders in tech, Women 2.0, today announced that it will spin out its mobile focused Founder Labs pre-incubator program as a standalone entity, and expand it from San Francisco to New York City this May.
It's one of the strange quirks of Australian cinema that our relatively small pool of successful filmmakers should include two George Millers.
