The phrase "a viable platform for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a suitable or effective foundation for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "The new software provides a viable platform for collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "a suitable basis for" or "an effective framework for".
Most of our developers are hoping the mobile web becomes a viable platform for their applications".
Jill Sherman, senior vice president for social strategy at the agency DigitasLBi, noted that the metric was one of many that influences investment decisions in Facebook video and that it remained a viable platform for brands.
– it has cemented its importance for Apple by has sold more than 28m since launch (along with 82m iPhones), and persuaded content creators of all sorts, including Rupert Murdoch, that it is a viable platform for their output.
"People are beginning to use the Internet as a viable platform for watching sports, particularly during the day," Jon Gibs, vice president of media analytics for Nielsen, said in reference to MLB.com's annual surge in viewers at the start of baseball season.
They revealed the correlation of processability with LC behavior (Fig. 9g), aspect ratio, and the dispersion concentration to provide a viable platform for spinning of LC GO [49].
With YouTube emerging as a viable platform for video distribution and monetization, the promise of alternative online video content sources looks like it's finally being realized.
"We've been working on a lot of innovation to show developers that.NET is still a very viable platform for developers who want to build apps in this modern world," he said.
With the Hollywood star system in flux and TV in its much-vaunted golden age, small-screen comedy (via standup, in many cases) has never been a more viable platform for potential film headliners.
SA furthermore goes to predict that the PS3 will continue to be a commercially viable platform for years after the Wii has been replaced by it's successor.
As Soma Somasegar, Microsoft's corporate vice president of the Developer Division, told me last week, the company wants to "show developers that.NET is still a very viable platform for developers who want to build apps in this modern world".
"We are fully confident in the exon-skipping technology as a viable platform to develop a treatment for Duchenne, and Duchenne families should not give up hope," Debra Miller, chief executive of CureDuchenne, an advocacy group that sponsored research on the technique, said in a statement.
