The phrase "a pool of such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection or group of items, people, or ideas that share a common characteristic.
Example: "In our research, we found a pool of such candidates who possess the necessary skills for the job."
Alternatives: "a group of such" or "a collection of such".
They must cultivate a pool of such people".
"You could test it as well," says Stone. "You could put up the price for a limited period in a store where you have a pool of such customers, and see how they react". That reaction would, of course, be on the till receipts gathered through the loyalty card.
UBS, for example, hired BlackRock to manage a pool of such assets.
More generally, it is useful for any entity to whom there are benefits from being able to easily share mobile telephones across multiple end-users (e.g. large corporation may have a pool of such mobile telephones; any employee can then simply pick up one of these telephones and be able to use it like a personal device).
Delayed administration of vaccines can result in longer periods of susceptibility among children and the presence of such a pool of such susceptible children can result in an epidemic when a case of a specific vaccine-preventable illness occurs [ 10].
At the ETH this is secured by a selection committee composed by the president of the ETH upon proposal by the department in which the faculty position is located, and in which members from other departments and from outside the ETH constitute a majority, with an independent chairman of the committee, chosen from a pool of such chairs, and a secretary from the staff of the president.
IaaS provides a pool of resources such as servers, storage, networks, and other computing resources in the form of virtualized systems, which are accessed through the Internet [24].
In its investigation, the paper set the bar at least four victims, whether killed or not, and reached a searing finding: Across a pool of 358 such shootings, "nearly three-fourths of victims and suspected assailants whose race could be identified were black".
As controls, a separate group of 35 elderly and high-risk AC patients who underwent LC alone (LC group) during the same period at the same hospital were randomly selected from a pool of 186 such cases.
Wealthier districts have a large pool of such people to draw from; less fortunate districts do not.
Even so, there was a limited pool of such talent, so Stewart decided to recruit the staff of the P.C.N. & R. Swearing his new colleagues to secrecy, Stewart spent several months building his Web site, and producing mock versions of his e-paper, keeping it locked behind a password-protected wall.
