The phrase "a pool of this" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of something specific, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In our research, we found a pool of this data that could significantly enhance our findings."
Alternatives: "a collection of this" or "a group of this".
Only a pool of this size could attract serious bids from insurers.
For investors to track every loan in a pool of this sort would be impractical.
"I can understand how a skeptic can look at a pool of this size and only one winner -- especially with those four singles -- and have concerns.
"One of the difficult parts of making admissions decisions on a pool of this size and scope is that we end up denying admission to students whom we would have admitted just a few years ago.
In order for a pool of this size to turn over rapidly enough to handle the flux of nitrogen during dentrifucation, the spontaneous rate of hyponitrite dehydration must be enhanced by a factor of several thousand through enzyme catalysis.
We end up with a lot of swirling water that erodes the side of the pool". So, most likely just what you'd expect in a pool of this age, but the facility will be shut down for the remainder of the summer while repairs take place, which is a shame.
Most new prizes have been for novels, as is the case with the new Qatari-sponsored Katara prize for the Arabic novel, which handed out its prizes from a pool of $650,000 this May to 10 winners and runners-up.
Reminiscent of falling raindrops or watching rings expand in a pool of water, this soothing app is now available on your phone, using the touchscreen instead of a mouse.
A C.D.O. is a pool of securities — in this case, 90 subprime mortgage-backed securities.
Translation: The strongest students in a pool of applicants (maybe this is your safety school) will probably get more aid than the weakest applicants (maybe this is your reach school).
Interviews with an array of educational experts show there is a pool of optimism that this administration will at least begin to right a system that has failed so many children over the last three decades.
