The phrase "a strong pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a robust or impressive group of people or resources, such as talent or options.
Example: "Our company has a strong pool of candidates for the open position, making the selection process quite competitive."
Alternatives: "a talented group" or "a robust selection".
But that job would also have a strong pool of candidates from colleges and the N.F.L.
Given the tight job market, museum officials are optimistic about getting a strong pool of applicants.
"Share owners should have no doubt that we already have a strong pool of internal and external candidates to draw from," said Quarta.
As part of its commitment to help one million young people develop skills for life and create a strong pool of potential employees, O2 tackled this challenge head on.
The hope is that with a little money and a lot of hard work, Egypt could leverage its huge population of young people — over half the population is under 29 — and a strong pool of technical talent.
England have a strong pool of fast bowlers, though there are slight concerns over Chris Woakes's ability to take wickets overseas – he has eight in seven Tests – and major worries that Steven Finn, who bowled thrillingly in South Africa only a year ago but was unselected in India, will never deliver on his huge potential.
There are better women coming through and a stronger pool of boxers.
The brothers envision keeping the most talented candidates within certain investor portfolios, thus adding to a stronger pool of candidates for the startups those investors have funded.
In addition to those responsibilities, the role will focus on expanding our network of angels, incubators, VCs and accelerators to recruit a stronger pool of Battlefield applicants, strengthening our rehearsal program, and developing the Battlefield franchise, both online and offline, for applicants and alums.
"By Glasgow, we should have a very strong pool of players to pick a squad from because everyone would have had a chance to play in the IRB.
"We have a very strong pool," Mr. Cagney said.
