The phrase "a wider pool for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an increased variety or number of options, candidates, or resources available for a particular purpose.
Example: "The new policy aims to create a wider pool for applicants, ensuring that we attract diverse talent to our organization."
Alternatives: "a larger selection for" or "an expanded range for".
Co-founder and CEO Michael Topolovac raised funds from venture capital firms for his previous two startups, including a total of $35 million for product lifecycle management software maker Arena Solutions, but says he wanted to reach a wider pool of investors for Crave.
While these new, more eco-friendly products might appeal to aspirationals, for a wider pool of consumers green isn't the new black yet.
The developers have wisely gone for a wider pool of gameplay than the concept would perhaps usually be permitted, and with this reaps rewards through diversity.
In the past few years, prices have dropped as the country goes through a financial reform making it affordable for a wider pool of travellers.
On the professions we find greater efforts to open doors to a wider pool of talent but new research for this Report finds that class is now a bigger barrier than gender to getting ahead in a top professional career.
Plus, putting them in front of more eyeballs means more potential for discovery by a wider pool of researchers, amateur and pro alike.
But the reality is trickier because Labor has a wider pool of ideological allies to choose from for a coalition.
In this case, Ryan's app might prove helpful by connecting would-be parents to a wider pool of donors willing to provide eggs for free.
Last year, "60 Minutes" exposed the country's thriving black market for donor eggs, where couples "will fork out up to $20,000 ― risking 15 years in jail". In this case, Ryan's app might prove helpful by connecting would-be parents to a wider pool of donors willing to provide eggs for free.
Lastly, insufficient attention has been given to the appropriate or best forms of documentation, especially for distribution to a wider pool of policy-makers.
