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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a universal platform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or service that is accessible and applicable to a wide range of users or purposes across different contexts.
Example: "The new software serves as a universal platform for collaboration, allowing teams from various departments to work together seamlessly."
Alternatives: "a global platform" or "an all-encompassing platform".
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Reddit's goal, he continued, was to "become a universal platform for human discourse".
The company says that developing a universal platform for game development will benefit publishers and creators.
In this paper, the authors investigate and design a universal platform for supporting CNC manufacturing.
Thus a universal platform for the ultrasensitive detection of multilevel biomarkers should be developed.
Such a universal platform will benefit future high-throughput screening and drug designs for any GPCR.
The only things holding us back are the production costs and the inevitable consumer-battle to create a universal platform.
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You can control the cash register without having a universal, platform-wide currency.
Here we report a system that could be used as a potentially universal platform for the non-invasive imaging of spontaneously-occurring, solid tumors.
In the long run, computer interfaces may be necessary to resolve some of these human factor issues and make a true universal platform.
The sensing and removal of any radioactive isotope could be achieved with an appropriate sensing probe, to provide a simple and universal platform for remediation.
"With a truly open, universal platform, we can deliver choice and competition; innovation and opportunity; freedom and democratic accountability," she said.
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