"intermediate platform" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place at which two or more parties meet or negotiate, such as a meeting place for talks between governments. For example: "The two countries have agreed to use an intermediate platform to resolve their differences."
In general, hierarchical structures are more prevalent among the providers than intermediate platforms [37].
The central intermediates (platforms) for the biofuels part of the IBRs seem to be fermentable sugars suitable for fermentation to bioethanol and/or biobutanol and syngas suitable for both hydrogen extraction and use in the Fischer Tropsch process for producing fuels from methanol up to diesel.
The interface box serves as the intermediate communication platform to connect the sensor and the computer.
Its use as an important intermediate and platform chemical for the further conversion to various chemicals and fuels is expected to gain importance in the future.
Additional classification aspects - without considering educts and products - are the main intermediate(s) (platform chemicals), which are suited for mutual exchange between plants.
In addition, since µMRI resolutions sit between those of ultrastructural optical/electronic imaging and clinical MRI, the µMRI projects provide an ideal intermediate-resolution platform to coarse-grain the ultrastructural results for an eventual clinical application.
Reincorporate as a "platform", intermediate customer requests and work demands with an app, and voila!, far fewer laws to comply with.
Short branched-chain fatty acids (SBCFAs, C4-6) are versatile platform intermediates for the production of value-added products in the chemical industry.
Functions of different types of platforms present in an offshore oil and gas complex like production, living quarter, wellhead, satellite, intermediate support, and flare platform are discussed.
