The phrase "abundant pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and plentiful source of something, such as resources, talent, or information.
Example: "The company has access to an abundant pool of skilled workers, making it easier to fill open positions."
Alternatives: "ample reservoir" or "plentiful source".
Southeast Asia lacks Taiwan's abundant pool of skilled engineers and its deep technological and industrial base.
But for reasons from technological advances and demographic trends to the impacts of public policy, companies can no longer assume they can draw on an ample, let alone abundant, pool of skilled talent to achieve growth objectives.
For the pod abundant pool, only 21 transcripts could be assigned a putative function based on BLAST analysis.
We hypothesise that an increasing number of DNA dsb in the cell leads to an increasing need of an abundant pool of cohesin proteins to establish de novo cohesion, to allow DNA dsb HR repair.
It seems that there is an abundant pool of C16 acylcarnitine in the blood, whose level is almost not affected by mitochondrial fatty acid oxidation deficiencies (as can be seen in Table 1).
The increased number of satellite cells after training gradually decreases during detraining [ 169], suggesting that a continuation of exercise is required for maintaining an abundant pool of satellite cells in the skeletal muscle.
Camping El Ortigal (tent pitch €6.60) provides all the necessities with no frills Abundant pools and waterfalls along sandstone gorges make the Riera de Merlès, 117km north of Barcelona, a perfect place for wild swimming.
After flooding, receding water results in abundant pools (gueltas) that are ideal breeding sites for anopheline mosquitoes.
Both plasma and serum are very heterogenous in nature and have complex and abundant pools of proteins such as albumin and IgG that can potentially interfere in achieving the required sensitivity for the assay.
The reasons why this is an unrealistic starting point for the origin of life have been expounded at great length, and, even considering current optimism surrounding possible prebiotic synthesis of ribose (e.g. Science 303:196), there is currently no reason to expect that abundant pools of nucleotides were available in prebiotic environments.
In conjunction with city officials, he hopes to lure other tech firms to the area with the cheap cost of living and abundant labor pool, leasing them prime real estate along Cape Fear.
