The phrase "agent pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to software, technology, or business, referring to a collection of agents or resources available for tasks or operations.
Example: "The system will automatically select the best candidate from the agent pool to handle the customer inquiries."
Alternatives: "resource pool" or "agent repository".
Verlander was the latest MLB player to decry teams that are using organizational rebuilds to justify staying largely out of the free agent pool and focusing on young players over veterans.
Figure 3 Phase diagram for a fixed agent pool.
One option is to put them all in the free agent pool and push each of their ages and experience to the max.
The regimes of the fixed agent pool dynamics can be quantified on average by taking a look at the cumulative distribution P c of the relaxation time τ (Figure 2).
Thus, at the transition the insertion timescale is equal to the relaxation time of the case with two extremist groups, which is analogous to the fixed agent pool version of the model.
The previous rules comprise our model for the dynamics of conflicts in WP given a fixed agent pool, that is, without agents entering or leaving the editing process of the common medium.
No contrast agent pooling is observed in the intestinal wall because microbuble contrast agents present a pure intravascular distribution.
Because the contrast agent shortens the T1 relaxation time, the tissues where the contrast agent pools (typically vessels, hyperaemic tissues and joint spaces) result in a higher signal on contrast-enhanced T1-weighted images compared with unenhanced T1-weighted images [15], in proportion to the concentration of the contrast agent [16].
Emmons was considered among the top linebackers in the free-agent pool this off-season.
The free-agent pool was diluted by rules that kept restricted free agents restricted again.
The Nets have some contingency plans if Kidd leaves, though the free-agent pool for point guards is shallow.
