The phrase "allow you to pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of combining resources, information, or efforts among individuals or groups.
Example: "This new software will allow you to pool your data with other team members for better analysis."
Alternatives: "enable you to combine" or "permit you to aggregate".
The company wants to change how companies manage resources on servers inside the datacenter, based on the open source Mesos project by essentially allowing you to pool the all of the computing resources in a datacenter as a single machine, thereby distributing resources in a much more efficient manner (as the graphic above illustrates).
Knowledge about salaries can help you with negotiations, so a safer option to do your investigative work is to use a site like SalaryShare, which allows you to pool information anonymously with a group of participants that could potentially extend Zip codes beyond your sixth-floor water cooler.
Yes, and the revelation we had at Cisco is that these processors allow you to host large pools of virtual machines and it's the connection into the network or the memory is more of a limiting factor to the number of virtual machines.
Set parameters that will allow you to quickly find the pool of potential candidates you are seeking.
Some versions of the game allow for this, while others allow you to be out of the pool as long as one body part always remains in the water.
The large boulders that surround the pools allow you to dive or lie in the sun.
Doing so will open up your candidate pool and allow you to find those star employees who will make your organization shine.
They are made of water-resistant fabric and have soles with traction, allowing you to grip the pool floor more easily.
VR-Interactive Diving Mask: A waterproof VR mask allows you to swim in a pool or lake and feel like you're in the open ocean.
