The phrase "adequate pool of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sufficient quantity or variety of something, often in contexts like resources, talent, or options.
Example: "The company needs to ensure that there is an adequate pool of candidates to choose from for the upcoming job openings."
Alternatives: "sufficient range of" or "ample selection of".
An adequate pool of applicants, one that can accommodate a 60to90percentent attrition rate and still provide enough workers, is essential to beat deadlines.
What's more, only 25% of respondents agreed that there was an adequate pool of ready successor candidates for the CEO position at their companies.
Further repetitive nephron induction requires an adequate pool of competent cells at the right time and place.
Skeletal muscle growth and regeneration/repair are critically dependent on having an adequate pool of muscle precursor cells or myoblasts.
In conclusion, our data provide for the first time evidence that Hes1 is an additional regulator of thyroid development and differentiation (Figure 8), beside the known thyroid enriched transcription factors such as Nkx2-1, Foxe1, and Pax8: Hes1 maintains an adequate pool of thyroid progenitor cells via a p57-independent mechanism, determining normal thyroid size.
The number of probe sets on the custom chip represents a compromise between cost and inclusion of an adequate pool of top candidate prognostic genes, a priori identified by applying the supervised principal component survival analysis method in each of the individual training datasets.
Proper skeletal muscle differentiation is dependent upon adequate pools of fusion-competent myoblasts.
PCR-based methods combined with adequate pooling of BAC DNA samples have proved to be very cost- and time-effective for the anchoring of BAC libraries to genetic maps [ 40- 43].
The report said a 300-member House would be "too small to provide an adequate pool to fulfil the demands of a revising chamber".
To ensure adequate pool operation and ventilation, it is critical to improve the training of pool operators.
It warned that the wide array of studies was rapidly exhausting the number of sites adequate for them, the pool of potential volunteer participants and the trained staff members necessary to carry them out.
