The phrase "agenda platform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a set of goals or a framework for discussion, often in a political or organizational context.
Example: "The committee presented their agenda platform for the upcoming conference, outlining key issues they plan to address."
Alternatives: "policy framework" or "agenda setting".
He had no "agenda" or "platform", he said.
The most spirited of the lot is the New America Foundation, but it has no partisan political profile, agenda, or platform.
When Armando Iannucci delivers the 40th MacTaggart lecture in Edinburgh on Wednesday evening, he will be joining a long list of UK broadcasting luminaries given an agenda-setting platform.
You also get truly agenda-setting platform adventures like Castlevania and Metroid (both enormously influential on the current era of indie developers), and seminal action role-playing games like the original Legend of Zelda and StarTropics.
Over the decade, an alliance of individuals and groups with concern for children took shape, bound by common agendas and platforms for action.
The Log Cabin Republicans (LCR) are the leading political force representing gays and lesbians within the party, and this week they have taken the extreme step of launching a public campaign against the "vicious and mean-spirited" platform agenda officially adopted on Monday.
I'd personally welcome a large — somewhat agnostic — third party version of Google Now and Siri that worked everywhere without a platform agenda behind it.
That is likely going to be the focus of tomorrow's agenda, but the platform is still getting plenty of love today in another way: a gigantic showcase on the main floor of the event.
They have no agenda or policy platform to appeal to working class voters who fled the Democrats for Trump.
Since Clinton sealed up the nomination in early June, Sanders' chief objective has been advocating for the inclusion of his progressive policy agenda in the platform.
