The phrase "a larger platform for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a more extensive or influential space for a particular purpose, such as communication, expression, or business.
Example: "The organization aims to create a larger platform for artists to showcase their work and connect with audiences."
Alternatives: "a broader stage for" or "an expanded venue for".
The notice gave him a larger platform for his views.
His team has also developed micromechanical valve-based chips that function as part of a larger platform for single-cell genetic analysis.
In a synergistic experiment on Friday, CBS showed two repeat episodes of "Veronica Mars," starring Kristen Bell, below, providing its Viacom sibling UPN with a larger platform for the cult-favorite series.
"This can't possibly be made by a 20-year-old in Richmond," he thought, and soon signed on as her manager, intent on finding a larger platform for "No Burden". EggHunt, a tiny local label, agreed to back the LP, and a boutique public relations company in Brooklyn was hired for the campaign.
ChoiceMap plans to start raising funds this month to create a larger platform for a wide range of decision making and already has a monetization plan in place.
The San Francisco-based startup, which begun its life as a directory of kid-friendly places largely serving the needs of newer parents, has since expanded to become a larger platform for parents.
"TED-Ed was founded as a way of empowering teachers, as well as giving a large platform for great teachers to produce their talks or lessons on video for the world," he added.
AT&T has insisted that the deal will benefit the public and allow it to compete against Internet titans such as Netflix and Google by building a large platform for online advertising.
Amazon is presenting a large platform for writers to occasionally publish-on in exchange for 30% of sales.
However GetYourGuide, founded in Switzerland in 2008, has become a large platform for tours and activities globally, signing a lot of real-world partners, rather than using Gidsy's crowd-sourced approach.
Though there is a large platform for the green synthesis of nanoparticles, the most commonly preferred way is the bacterial synthesis, as they are easy to handle, and genetic manipulation is also possible [ 13, 18, 19].
