The phrase "a platform to describe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a medium or space that allows for the explanation or detailing of a subject or concept.
Example: "The conference serves as a platform to describe the latest advancements in renewable energy technology."
Alternatives: "a medium to explain" or "a venue to outline".
In an interview last week intended to give Mr. Bloomberg a platform to describe his first 100 days, he expressed frustration with the endless litany of ceremonial duties that he said distracted him from more serious obligations.
Following an analysis of semi-structured interviews, the authors concluded that there were pedagogical benefits to the use of DiViDu as a platform to describe and evaluate students' experience, and relate this experience to multiple perspectives through peer reviewing.
It gives serving and discharged Israeli personnel and reservists a platform to describe confidentially their experiences in the Israeli-occupied territories.
Drosophila provides a tractable system to study potential mechanism, and CAKO offers a useful platform to describe how loss of JH modulates adult Drosophila lifespan.
Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis) Both White House and State Dept mow using phrase "giving a propaganda platform" to describe prospect of Russia granting #Snowden asylum.
The models introduced, called Membrane (or P) Systems, provide a coherent platform to describe and study living cells as computational systems.
I did a quick intro to why this debate happened I won't bore you here, you've heard it, suffice it to say that Steve Bowbrick, chair, came up with the tag-line "A Common Platform" to describe what we think the BBC should build.
The developmental origin provides an important platform to describe the earliest events of the tumorigenic process.
Miliband was the main speaker on the final day and he used the platform to describe the Conservatives as "a bunch of schoolboys" and "a national embarrassment".
The first runner-up was Sayfe Space, a company that gives refugees a platform to naturally describe their problems and get support by anonymously chatting with volunteers who can empathize and offer support.
The first runner-up was Sayfe Space, a company that gives refugees a platform to naturally describe their problems and get support by anonymously chatting with volunteers who can empathize and offer support.
