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The phrase "give a platform for" is correct and usable in written English in many situations.
It is used to describe a situation in which one party provides an opportunity for another party to express themselves or pursue a goal. For example, "The university provides its students with a platform for creative expression through its art center."
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They give a platform for terrorists.
The journalist said: "The NGOs helping the migrants are very political: people known from the opposition scene take part and they mix pro-migration content with criticism of the government, so pro-government, more rightwing media won't really give (a platform) for these people … even if their work to help migrants is okay".
Places like the iHub in Nairobi serve as incubators to attract, develop, and give a platform for emerging local talent.
Her motive isn't so much to deceive as it is to give a platform for us to laugh at ourselves and get outside boring rationality.
"Starting Lab.our came from something that a lot of artists want: to have some creative control by having their own label," says Li. "It was also to give a platform for Jason and other people I know from Toronto to try to push things a bit.
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Just for giving a platform for women's voices.
Moreover, it provides a rare opportunity of giving a platform for the works of eminent scholars.
This is not the first time New Jersey police have objected to Common being given a platform for public speaking.
It's such a buzz for me to find upcoming artists that haven't yet been given a platform for their skills".
It was also here that Moorcock gave a platform for some of the most insightful critiques of Tolkien's vast influence.
She also said many students have supported her, saying: "I am proud to have given a platform for so many girls to speak against the system".
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