The phrase "article pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection or repository of articles, often for research or reference purposes.
Example: "The university's online library provides access to a vast article pool for students and researchers."
Alternatives: "article repository" or "collection of articles".
In the remaining 208 articles that were excluded, 72 articles pooled men and women together in the analysis, or sex/gender was used as a covariate in statistical models (n = 136) without the authors providing hypotheses, explanations, or discussions as to why there may have been sex/gender differences or similarities in research outcomes.
Ten of the 15 articles pooled all the IPD available into one big dataset and analysed it ignoring clustering of patients within studies or collaborative groups (this is often referred to as a 'one-stage meta-analysis ignoring clustering' [ 36]), mostly without explaining why clustering was ignored.
The aim is to maintain editorial quality while increasing efficiency, because titles can share writers and articles and pool resources for functions, such as subscription services.
However, in real WP articles the pool of editors tends to change frequently.
In the current article we pooled the individual participant data from the Oxford Vegetarian Study and EPIC-Oxford; these include data previously reported from these individual studies and the results here supersede those previously published (7, 11– 11).
Quantitative articles were pooled in a statistical meta-analysis using the Joanna Briggs Institute Meta-Analysis of Statistical Assessment and Review Instrument.
More detailed information is given in Appendix 2. When data from nine articles were pooled, there was an insignificantly increased risk for ESCC associated with western pattern (OR=1.29; 95% CI: 0.83, 1.75).
In similar meta-analyses published on the two cancers with worse prognoses than OAC, 83 suitable articles were pooled for pancreatic cancer prognosis, and in lung cancer, enough data were found to analyse 17 markers studied in four or more papers (Zhu et al, 2006; Jamieson et al, 2011; Peng et al, 2013).
An article on The Pool and ThoughtMesh in last May's Chronicle of Higher Ed.
