"product pool" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a collection or group of products. Example: Our company offers a wide range of products, all of which are sourced from our trusted global product pool.
Forestry was characterized by high C stocks in the ecosystem and product pool but small annual C stock changes due to moderate productivity and relatively long mean residence times of C in the various pools.
The product substitution effect occurs independently of changes in carbon stocks of the wood product pool.
The case study details how sub-optimal facility fit can be alleviated by allocating alternative product pool tanks.
In Fagus forestry, higher C stocks in the ecosystem pools under conservation management more than compensated the C losses in the product pool.
C stocks in the product pool were 48% (Picea timber), 23% (Picea energy) and 21% (Fagus timber) of the C pools in the forest ecosystems (Table 1).
That has also more recently also started to extend into CEO Marissa Mayer's extensive acquisitions play to build up Yahoo's talent and product pool.
In contrast, agricultural systems have small C pools, high productivity and high turnover rates in the biomass and product pools.
C products C stocks in product pools at start of simulation [t C ha-1].
ΔC products (t) cumulative C stock changes in product pools until time t [t C ha-1].
The agricultural management choices with annual crops showed only small temporal variations in the C stocks of the ecosystem and product pools due to the fast turnover of the biomass and product pools (Figure 2).
The relation between land management options and the flow of matter through the product pools and reuse loops is displayed in Figure 1.
