The phrase "a springboard where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or place that serves as a starting point for further development or exploration.
Example: "The conference acted as a springboard where innovative ideas were shared and collaborations began."
Alternatives: "a launching pad that" or "a platform from which".
He calls them "breakthrough moments" — those seminal games the team can use as a springboard, toward where it thinks it can be, toward where the Boston Celtics currently are.
As well as resuming his rivalry with Qiu, Daley will make a rare appearance on the 3m springboard where he will partner Laugher in the synchro.
It originally positioned itself as a platform for booking local services, and 8 weeks into Springboard, where it received £15k of funding, Teddle launched an MVP targeting West London.
For him, this has provided a springboard for expansion into Europe, where entrepreneurs are, in his words, 'fucking lazy'.
This list serves as a springboard to a summary page where the genomic context of the selected gene and its similarities to other upstream regions is visualized as in Figure 1.
If we take the Arab Spring as a springboard for democracy in a region where it was notable for its absence, the result so far of course has been decidedly limited democratic change and a great deal of upheaval.
It will hopefully be a springboard to get the sport back to where it needs to be in terms of its relevance on the motorsports scene".
This evidence suggests that in countries where temporary contracts become a springboard to more stable jobs, workers' participation in OJT schemes tends to be higher.
We have built a company that was founded on this rental concept, and that's where we use it as a springboard.
He reasoned that this could be a springboard to a fight on HBO or Showtime, where undercard purses can be $25,000 or more, Davis said.
