The phrase "aluminium platform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a platform made of aluminium, often in contexts related to construction, manufacturing, or technology.
Example: "The engineers decided to use an aluminium platform for the new outdoor stage due to its lightweight and durable properties."
Alternatives: "aluminum base" or "aluminum structure".
The first car using the aluminium platform will be a smaller than other Jaguar models.
The SP 01 features carbon-fibre composite body work over a stiff, bonded aluminium platform.
It's a potential vision of a more affordable Maserati than anything in the firm's current line-up – a bottom-of-the-range two-plus-two hatchback to sit below the GranTurismo, and built on a lightweight aluminium platform.
The C-X17 concept marks the debut of an all-new aluminium platform that – as a clean-sheet design with no accommodations for existing models or hardware – is flexible enough to serve as the basis for a wide range of models.
For that you get a completely new car although quite a bit like the Ingenium engines, aluminium-rich platform, Integral Link rear suspension and electromechanical power steering are all found on the XE model.
These are based on lightweight aluminium-rich platforms stiffened where necessary with steel tube, and they're powered by 2.0-litre engines squirting out 200 and 250bhp respectively.
(An interesting wrinkle is Jaguar's pledge to use nearly 100% recycled aluminium in the platform's construction. That's a lot of Heinz baked beans).
The whole thing sits on a big wooden platform, then aluminium pipes are set down and filled with glycol and a barrier's built before we flood it with water.
The current paper examines the design of an aluminium-intensive small car platform for desirable front impact safety performance.
The cargo platform is an aluminium and foam-core "sandwich" with a liner made from reinforced polyurethane, Knobloch says.
He wrote that accumulations of DOR played a role in desertification and designed a "cloudbuster," two rows of 15-foot aluminium pipes mounted on a mobile platform, connected to cables that were inserted into water.
