The phrase "affluent pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals or resources that are wealthy or have significant financial means.
Example: "The affluent pool of investors showed great interest in the startup's innovative technology."
Alternatives: "wealthy group" or "rich demographic".
Even at the fringes of Gurgaon's affluent areas, large pools of black sewage water are easy to spot.
To bolster his low-dollar fund-raising, Mr. Trump and his team are now working to assuage the broader pool of affluent Republican donors and fund-raisers.
With higher education fast becoming a global commodity, universities worldwide — many of them in Canada and England — are competing for the same pool of affluent, well-qualified students, and more American students are heading overseas not just for a semester abroad, but for their full degree program.
And though "affordable luxury," the industry's preferred term for such projects, is hardly an apt description for apartments that remain beyond reach for most New Yorkers, developers are finding a deep pool of affluent buyers who have spent the last several years shut out of a market that catered to the global elite.
Brandt's properties include a $2 million, 13,600-square-foot mansion in a Dallas suburb that Forbes once ranked as America's most affluent, with a landscaped pool and waterfall and a wood-paneled home theater.
As this book makes clear, the white, mainly Jewish, communists who were in alliance with the ANC lived their lives in the affluent suburbs with swimming pools and servants.
Police said that they were called to the residents-only pool in an affluent and mainly white part of the city at about 7.15pm on Friday, after reports of a disturbance involving young people not from the local area who had crashed the party.
Video footage posted on YouTube by a bystander showed the 10-year department veteran shouting, swearing and being physically aggressive towards young people after police were called to a private community pool in an affluent Dallas suburb on Friday night following reports of a fight and anti-social behaviour.
But it raised concerns that it would shift our applicant pool to more affluent borrowers who could more easily afford to pay the initial deposit.
And it has stepped up its enforcement efforts in ways large and small — tax officials have, for instance, been sending helicopters over affluent neighborhoods looking for swimming pools, as evidence of underreported wealth.
