The phrase "academic pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of scholars, researchers, or students within an academic context, often implying a collective of knowledge or expertise.
Example: "The university's academic pool is diverse, bringing together experts from various fields to collaborate on innovative research projects."
Alternatives: "scholarly community" or "academic community".
But must good writers come from the academic writing pool?
That would show they were serious about expanding the academic gene pool beyond the little uniformed clones bred purely for the purposes of obtaining a partnership in McHarg, Drummond and Watson.
The comparison group comprised healthy volunteers recruited from the local community and university staff pool (academic and non-academic) in the same geographical area as the patients.
The community-based participatory process allows community residents and representatives from community-based organizations, health service providers, and academic researchers to pool their skills, resources, and knowledge to extend our understanding of the complex pathways through which local environments influence risk of CVD.
Applications to some of the lower-tier colleges have dropped, and consultants and academics say the pool of ambitious and intelligent young women who want to go to all-female schools is shrinking for a variety of reasons.
Still, with high academic standards and a pool limited to a single religion, the school is not as diverse as officials would like.
Like everyone who cons themselves into attending a liberal arts college, I was captivated by the idea of changing the world by immersing myself in a diverse pool of academic thought, theory, and action.
Other former and current enrollment advisers described a pattern in which students receive one-on-one attention through the first term, but are then handed off to a much smaller pool of academic advisers for the remainder of their schooling.
All summary scales derived from the HAM-Nat item pool predicted academic performance during the first two years of the medical curriculum.
