The phrase "a very large pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pool that is significantly bigger than average, often in contexts related to swimming, resources, or data sets.
Example: "The resort features a very large pool that can accommodate hundreds of guests at once."
Alternatives: "an enormous pool" or "a massive pool".
Furthermore, a very large pool with expensive measuring devices is also necessary to obtain experimental results.
Skype happens to have a very large pool of users who can be engaged with multiple services besides voice.
Skype happens to be a very large pool of users who can be engaged with multiple services beside voice.
"There is still a very large pool of unemployed people out there, and it's going to take years before they are reabsorbed into the work force".
The F.B.I. may find it convenient to have a very large pool of phone records on hand, to which it can apply whatever complex algorithms it uses to determine terror networks.
Previous studies we conducted have demonstrated the benefits of such bi-modal resource organization that combines small pools of dedicated computers with a very large pool of opportunistic computing capacities of idle computers to serve high throughput computing applications.
The president might have taken this opportunity to fulfill his long-deferred promise to be a uniter, and replaced the rejected nominees with other candidates from the very large pool of competent people available.
Its residential cleaners range from $499 for its basic Aquabot Pool Rover Plus to $1,775 for the Aquabot Ultra a blend of its residential and commercial products, designed with the very large pool in mind.
A key factor in the rapid and sustained global spread of the virus during 2009 was the very large pool of susceptible individuals due to low population immunity.
Instead, study justification rests on the very large pool of eligible patients (122, 896 health plan members with EMR-identified CMP from 2006 to 2010) and analysis relies on precise estimation of potential effects, rather than on statistical decision-making.
There are some cities where you're going to get a very large labor pool, very diverse labor pool, very educated labor pool, very sophisticated set of consumers.
