The phrase "a reduced pool of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a smaller or limited selection of options, resources, or individuals available for a particular purpose.
Example: "Due to budget cuts, we now have a reduced pool of candidates to choose from for the job."
Alternatives: "a smaller selection of" or "a limited set of".
Where the transfer of electrons from reduced thioredoxin in the cytosol maintains a reduced pool of the periplasmic isomerases, DsbC and DsbG.
The latest data indicate that women with preeclampsia have a reduced pool of long-chain fatty acids and reduced placental synthesis and fetal transport.
The drop in the number of students sitting GCSE and A-level languages has led to a reduced pool of language graduates.
Together, these data suggest that tumor-induced repression of cDC development results in a reduced pool of circulating pre-DCs and a subsequent reduction in recruitment of cDC1s to new sites of inflammation and impaired priming of CD8+ T cells.
This, coupled with universities' inability to fully prepare work-force candidates, equals a reduced pool of adequate new hire contenders.
A reduced pool of 12 daytime and 10 overnight questions were included for further testing in round 2. Participant feedback received during round 2 further informed item reduction based on selection of the most appropriately worded item alternates.
Transcripts from the same organ/tissue share a high number of identical mRNAs and, consequently, a relatively reduced pool of differentially expressed transcripts remains unsubtracted at a specific developmental stage.
We found a reduced pool size and an increased turnover rate of naive CD8+ T cells in the aged, which was accompanied by the relative abundance of cycling CD95+ T cells.
The trend of soil temperature increases will favor C-CO2 emissions, especially in the reduced pool of C stored and protected on permafrost, or in occasional Histosols.
The reduced pool of free men has also encouraged many women to accept marriage proposals from men they would have otherwise rejected, an effect that has been shown to be sufficient to shift the economic advantage of marriage away from women and toward men.
MDHA and DHA produced as a result of activities of APX and AAO, respectively, should be efficiently recycled to maintain the reduced pool of ASA.
