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The phrase "and to pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of combining resources, information, or efforts for a common purpose.
Example: "We decided to collaborate and to pool our resources to tackle the project more effectively."
Alternatives: "and to combine" or "and to share".
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As a cadre, Fellows meet monthly to coordinate efforts, and to pool their observations and reflections.
Relatives confirmed that the men had agreed a pact – and hired an accountant – to withhold some parts of their story and to pool income from media interviews.
Governments and regulators will certainly not let up in their efforts to work together and to pool resources against the marauding vandals.
She had a positive impact on countless students and took them on trips to the Stratford Shakespeare Festival and to pool parties at her house.
Following Pfizer's move, other big drug companies are expected to consider doing the same, in an effort to lower costs and to pool R&D spending.
And the European Union is beginning to define the crime of trafficking in human beings and to pool resources to fight the criminals who smuggle in as many as 500,000 people a year.
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The authorities also are making administrative cost cuts and looking to pool resources for things like computers and laboratories.
The rain soaked the imam's robe and began to pool in his sandals.
Time has now come for European capitals and metropolises to pool our efforts to tackle climate change.
Consider inviting friends and family to pool together to send them on their dream getaway.
"You take people from academia, from economics, from business for sure, and try to pool this expertise," Spence said.
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