The phrase "a one platform" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "one platform" or "a single platform" depending on the context.
Example: "We are looking to develop a one platform solution for all our services."
Alternatives: "a single platform" or "one unified platform."
"John and Greg want me to bring a one-platform strategy to covering the Middle East and sovereign funds," said Mr. Noujaim, who spends each summer working from Beirut.
But one figure jumped out at me in particular, the fact that Sony says they've sold 8.7 million units of Uncharted 4. That's sold, not shipped, and that's an absolutely astonishing number of copies for a one-platform game by someone not named Nintendo.
Of course, being a one-trick or even a one-platform pony no longer cuts it in today's wild world of gaming, as it's become tough for game developers to become profitable off one hit, especially for those developing complex, MMO online games that cost millions to make.
And, in a sign of increasing cross-platform marketing, Facebook says that its conversion measurement tool can report when a user views an ad on one platform, like mobile, but then converts on another, like a PC.
Users can also sync multiple devices so changes to an account on one platform will sync on all devices.
She picks out the South African company WhereIsMyTransport, which brings together all transport data for a city on one platform, to help planning, as an example.
Someone who builds up a trusted reputation on one platform, for instance, can't transfer that over when getting established on another one.
Instead they can focus their efforts on adding capabilities and functions to an app running on one platform.
It's not a traditional ad platform, and as such you can't A). re-purpose content on one platform for another or B).
If you write in a specific voice on one platform, try to make that voice uniform throughout all your platforms.
