The phrase "a deep water platform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structure or facility designed for operations in deep water, often in the context of oil drilling or marine research.
Example: "The company invested heavily in developing a deep water platform to explore untapped oil reserves in the ocean."
Alternatives: "a deep-sea platform" or "an offshore platform".
This work highlights the importance of the consideration of nonlinearities in the analysis and design of deep water platforms.
Tension leg platform (TLP), a deep water oil exploration offshore compliant system, is vulnerable to considerable fatigue damage over its design life period due to the dynamic excitations caused by the oscillating waves and wind.
CEO: Ben van Beurden Reported pay*: $32m Big capex milestone: Gumusut-Kapak, Malaysia Gumusut-Kakap is a deep-water oil platform off the coast of Malaysia that began pumping oil for the first time in October 2014.
With much of North America's low-hanging energy fruit already culled, mining existing oil sand deposits is now less expensive than searching for new oil fields and pumping it from deep-water platforms off the coasts of Newfoundland or Louisiana.
The company alluded to today's release back in January when it launched Deep Water, a platform allowing its customers to take advantage of deep learning and GPUs.
B. pumilus LF-4 was originally isolated from an oil reservoir in Brazil located in a deep-water production basin at an off-shore platform in Rio de Janeiro [ 27].
Reforms, he says, have entered a "deep-water area".
"Halifax is a natural deep water port," he said.
In this work a planning methodology for deep water anchor deployment in offshore platforms and floating production systems aiming at operational resources optimization is explored, by minimizing a multi criteria objective function.
Most Norwegian deep water installations are floating platforms with wells drilled through templates on the seafloor.
