"pool of experts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collective of people (generally professionals) with knowledge or experience in a certain area. For example, "The defense attorneys have access to a pool of experts in forensic science."
Create a competent pool of experts.
Secondly, we interviewed a pool of experts to map the casual effect relationships among the concepts.
For now, Africa Check has one full-time journalist, Mr. Rademeyer, one researcher, and a pool of experts and freelancers who pitch in as needed.
"We have a very qualified pool of experts who hold positions of expertise that fall outside current government channels," Mr. Czwartacki said.
There are numerous situations when a service requester wishes to expertsource a series of identical but non-trivial tasks from a pool of experts so as to achieve an assured accuracy level for each task, in a cost optimal way.
The primary mission of the Palestinian American Research Center is to improve scholarship about Palestinian affairs, expand the pool of experts knowledgeable about the Palestinians, and strengthen linkages among Palestinian, American, and foreign research institutions and scholars.
Corporations also have a serious pool of expert resources that you can endlessly draw upon.
Ms. Pollack said Time editors also noticed that many of the photographers they worked with were expanding into video journalism, giving them a familiar pool of expert video journalists to work with on the new projects.
"We just need a larger pool of expert reviewers.
Its based on a core group of talented editors and reporters and a large pool of expert contributors.
Ehrhardt says he wants to bring more charity to that, tapping into the same pool of expert advisors but with the proper structure in place for offering that expertise and delivering on the task.
