The phrase "a platform of having a" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the foundation or basis for a particular action or idea, but it requires rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "We need to establish a platform for having a meaningful dialogue about climate change."
Alternatives: "a basis for" or "a foundation for".
Indeed, Syriza won on a platform of having a "different" relationship with the EU, rather than no relation at all.
He has ties to President Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. Smith ran on a platform of having a comprehensive business plan — he has represented major corporations — emphasizing not only the collective bargaining agreement, but also marketing and licensing deals and relations with retired players, for whom Smith said the union has a "moral and business obligation".
We do think the model of having a single platform driving this makes a lot of sense.
So in a platform that had a lot of gold, but also a lot of "THAT FEEL WHEN YOU CAN'T DAB LIKE PEPE THE FROG *cry laugh emoji*" stuff made by prepubescent suburban American teens, Gabriel Gundacker was making some weird as fuck political commentary.
GarageBand has always been a platform that has a good deal of appeal to serious musicians.
Choose a platform that has a broad base of users (like Microsoft Access or Visual Basic) so you won't have trouble finding resources to keep it running down the road.
If you are in the market for a smaller frame, a platform bed has a sturdy platform instead of slats.
The art of tahjir, or mounting a car on a platform of stones, has become a trend among young men.
A leftist moderate, campaigning on a platform of peace, has won the presidential election in Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus, raising hopes of a breakthrough in stalled reunification talks on the ethnically divided island.
Thus, in anticipation of its IPO, a platform may have an incentive to increase its number of issued loans to inflate its predicted market value.
