The phrase "a suitable pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a pool that is appropriate or fitting for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "We need to find a suitable pool for our research study to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "an appropriate pool" or "a fitting pool".
Despite General Allyn's efforts to pick a suitable pool, the challenge of empaneling a jury from the tight-knit community of leaders quickly became apparent.
Heavy rain is the trigger for emergence and the first male to find a suitable pool calls to attract others.
Thus, these stem/progenitor cells need to self-renew and proliferate in order to maintain a suitable pool of cells available for repair.
When creating and testing a suitable pool of items, researchers should be attentive to the presence of potential response biases (such as extreme response tendencies or acquiescence) in order to reduce the risk of non-invariant item intercepts as found in the present study [ 32].
Finally, a suitable pooling mechanism is used to compute an overall value of the artifact under consideration.
However, a suitable pooling scheme to integrate these parameters into a quality indication value remains as a future work.
A suitable pooling mechanism can be employed to combine the results of different artifact measurements, to make an estimate of overall perceptual quality.
Applying a suitable pooling strategy, the number of PCR amplifications required to identify the positive BAC clones can be reduced significantly.
Firms are attracted to industrial parks to derive and create economic benefit from localization economies such as increased ease of communication, access to a suitable labor pool, and facilities designed to fit their needs.
In summary, there are a number of published cases of successful kidney, liver and heart transplantation, and one report of successful lung transplantation from methanol-poisoned patients with brain stem death, and we feel that these patients represent a suitable donor pool for transplantation.
