The phrase "pooling across" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in the context of combining resources or efforts in a group effort. For example, "The employees pooled across their collective skills to create an innovative solution."
For example, variation in indices of immune function has been described among units (i.e. individuals or months) belonging to multiple groups (i.e. species [5] or individuals [16]) by pooling across groups, in essence, ignoring group affiliation.
Differences were also indicated between pooled data for the two fields (~100 nuclei/patient) and the overall pooling across both fields (~200 nuclei).
We reviewed studies for validity and content, and generated pooled estimates of the frequency with which patients identified particular issues by pooling across studies that presented results as proportions.
Kiosks blew over in the hurricane force winds that battered downtown Athens; we spent part of one day mopping rainwater that had flowed in under the balcony door, pooling across our marble hotel room floor.
Pooling across the S11 through S12 semesters, MATEPRE scores had a significant, positive correlation with all variables except year in school and major (Table 9).
To do this we check the condition that is given in Theorem 3. At this point the test requires pooling across households so that we can investigate the commonality of the marginal utility of incomes within the sample.
CAMD, through the use of aggregated datasets resulting from data pooling across stakeholders, also is engaged in the qualification of biomarkers to identify individuals with episodic memory loss that have a high likelihood for conversion to Alzheimer's dementia.
Nine genes attained marginal significance only after pooling across all SNPs, but showed no single SNP with a significantly skewed frequency.
The behavioural and MEG data were analyzed after pooling across all TS frequencies, resulting in 192 epochs for each BEN condition.
Here, one could conjecture that it is the variability in the RGC densities, coverage factors, and spatial pooling across individuals and even across the visual field of the single individual, could account for such variability.
Although we lost some spatial specificity (including the polarity of the response only visible in Figure 6A and B), combining electrodes 'blurred' fine spatial structure optimally and linearly and permitted pooling across subjects.
