The phrase "adoption of a platform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of accepting or starting to use a particular technology or system.
Example: "The adoption of a platform for remote work has significantly improved our team's productivity."
Alternatives: "implementation of a platform" or "embracing a platform".
We would argue that one of the most important things government could do is propose rapid adoption of a platform model that would allow third-party applications.
And Republicans are pressing for a quick and quiet adoption of a platform to minimize dissent over issues that have divided the party, in particular immigration restrictions and a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage.
There are, of course, those who go beyond that, and who don't confuse the adoption of a platform with genuine progress (see Portland Communications' excellent soft power ranking for clarity on who).
In particular, I focus on how the increasing adoption of OpenTable (a platform that makes it easier for consumers to book restaurants) has affected restaurants' survival and prices faced by diners in New York City.
Twitter's spotty history with developers could hurt adoption of such a platform.
And on top of that, a couple of hours after their caucus meeting ended, the delegates went off to vote for the unanimous adoption of a party platform that for the first time included this language: We support the right of all families to have equal respect, responsibilities, and protections under the law.
Senior management may expect 100% adoption of a new platform when 60% adoption might be the most that can be expected given the roles of the company.
In June, the nomination of Woodrow Wilson for president and adoption of a progressive platform at the 1912 Democratic National Convention bolstered Barkley's candidacy.
The adoption of an open platform would ensure that all players (people, Internet of things, etc).
His recent adoption of an educational platform that suggests banning "so-called 'sex education' " has been a particular flashpoint, prompting heated debate and eliciting the mockery of a comedic viral video.
In research conducted with Lynn Wu of Wharton, we found that adoption of a new digital platform actually hindered employee performance for the first few months after adoption.
