The phrase "adopt a platform" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of choosing or embracing a particular platform, often in the context of technology, social media, or political stances.
Example: "In order to reach a wider audience, the organization decided to adopt a platform that aligns with its values."
Alternatives: "embrace a platform" or "choose a platform".
In what could be an awkward juxtaposition, Mr. Thiel is openly gay and the convention is set to adopt a platform that opposed gay and transgender rights.
Yesterday, Politico reported on the efforts of the American Unity Fund, a group backed by leading conservative moneymen, to persuade the national Republican Party to adopt a platform position that would "accommodate" gay marriage.
[Page P1.] For all their pledges to play up the positive in their oratory, party officials said they would adopt a platform on Tuesday that will set out clear differences with Mr. Bush.
The Democratic National Convention will adopt a platform on Tuesday that, like its Republican counterpart, makes a broad effort to reach voters in the middle, calling for schools to be more accountable for student performance, stricter control of the nation's borders, expanded global trade, a stronger military and the death penalty.
In an essay titled "Mend the Fed," published in The National Review in June, Josh Barro, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, noted with dismay that Tea Party activists had gotten the Maine Republican Party to adopt a platform calling for an audit as "the first step in ending the Fed".
Getting them to adopt a platform like this is hard.
As described next, our database modelling method and DBLModeller tool adopt a platform-independent approach that utilises a SQL schema dump and a SQL query log (if necessary).
The Republicans made the 1932 election campaign easy for him, by adopting a platform based on laissez-faire capitalism.
He was unable to stop the Republican Party from adopting a platform at the September convention that directly rejected his support for legalization.
Religious conservatives at the State Republican Party convention in June adopted a platform plank that called for the defeat of judges who approve judicial bypasses.
In 1932 the Democratic Party adopted a platform calling for repeal, and the Democratic victory in the presidential election of 1932 sounded the death knell of the Eighteenth Amendment.
