"collective pool" is a perfectly valid phrase in English and is used to describe a cooperative effort to combine resources towards a single goal.
For example, "The town was able to build a new library because of the collective pool of money donated by the citizens."
Well, just another drop in this year's collective pool of regret, I guess.
The bets feed into a collective pool that players can win, with various purses.
While those balances would be tracked and benefit distributions would be linked to those balances, the actual assets would be held in the collective pool.
An expanded cluster amplifies all the benefits I have described it increases the collective pool of competitive resources, which benefits all the cluster's members.
The most-protected level, the senior tranche, should still be safe, unless the collective pool has severe losses.Given the poor performance of companies in America and Europe over the past three years, and some spectacular defaults and frauds at once highly-rated companies, it is hardly surprising that many CDO debt pools have suffered.
Posting on the campaign's website, research student Raphael Underwood, writes: "As the collective pool of public funds dwindles, so do the chances for high quality science to be accomplished, ushering in a culture of myopic, money-driven research, leaving little time for teaching, supervision, or home life for all academics, particularly women.
Fifteen years ago, the miners here tried to form a collective, pooling their money and labor.
Rather, it has created a second set of agency issues because of the intermediation of investment professionals between ultimate beneficial owners of collective pools of equity capital and the public companies in which their equity funds are invested.
In pensions – where rip-off private corporations have long ruled the roost – freeing individuals to do as they will is more appealing, although the threat to the collective pooling of risk is just as profound.
This collective pooling of infrastructure and visibility for fundraising purposes is called "crowdfunding".
Albums missing from the database had what the site referred to as "bounties," or collective pools of download credit awarded to the first user to upload a sought-after release.
