The phrase "ample pool of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and sufficient quantity of something, often in contexts like resources, talent, or options.
Example: "The company has an ample pool of candidates to choose from for the new position."
Alternatives: "abundant supply of" or "large selection of".
"Without the proper patterns of methylation, these cells can't remember they're supposed to be stem cells, and instead begin differentiating and migrating to the skin's surface". In contrast, all of the grafts with unaltered DNMT1 expression remained healthy — most likely because they had an ample pool of stem cells with which to maintain themselves.
It's not uncommon to see sales reps with 3-5x in year ROI, and there is a large, ample pool of reps to tap into for founders looking to build their companies.
This year, thanks to government support and a so-far ample pool of educated English speakers willing to work the overnight shift, business-process outsourcing is the country's fastest-growing industry.
High unemployment and poor social services create an ample pool of cheap, disposable labor for gangs and cartels.
Although there's an ample pool of former servicemen and women who easily qualify for VA financing, many sellers still believe the old wives' tales that there's too much paperwork or that approvals are too slow.
These bacteria provide an ample pool of additional hosts for the SCCmec elements, and it can be expected that novel elements may be transferred from other staphylococci to S. aureus.
When Dr. Winner assumes the presidency of Kershaw University, he learns the folly of challenging the tenured faculty on any of their sacrosanct, non-negotiable issues: "These included annual pay increases, lax to near-non-existent conflict-of-interest and conflict-of-commitment regulations, and ample pools of powerless grad students, postdocs and adjuncts to minimize professorial workloads.
The perks of summer travel — the promise of tranquil balmy days and ample pool time — can be eclipsed by the anxiety of preparing for the trip.
Flat Iron A loud grungy metal bar with ample pool tables, video games and wall-to-wall murals.
From pillar companies, universities, and talent from around the world, Silicon Valley has an ample, if expensive, pool of start-up CEOs and other C-level executives, functional vice presidents, and engineers, sales people, and marketers.
But for reasons from technological advances and demographic trends to the impacts of public policy, companies can no longer assume they can draw on an ample, let alone abundant, pool of skilled talent to achieve growth objectives.
