"one common platform" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a single area in which two or more people can come together to discuss a shared issue or idea. For example: "The stakeholders met on one common platform to develop a plan for the future."
And the thought was to get everybody together on one common platform.
"We will bring together on one common platform local Asian knowledge, experience of building businesses, in-house talent of entrepreneurs, media and technology professionals, partnerships with marketing and performance media companies and now in partnership with TPG, deep financial assets for co-investment opportunities," Harish Bahl, founder of Smile Group said in a statement.
Our crowdsourcing platform connects businesses and designers from around the world on one common platform.
The result was Slack, a collaboration platform that lets users port in conversations and links to other work from dozens of other apps (including Dropbox, Google Docs, GitHub and Asana) so that they can track progress on different projects in one common platform; more generally converse about work in a less fragmented way, and crucially reduce email overload.
We believe the same thing will happen with hardware developers just need one common platform to develop on, a supply chain that powers it, and a marketplace for community and distribution".
Citrix sees an opportunity to use Zenprise to connect those employees through one common platform that customers can leverage to keep all their devices, apps and data in one central place.
So far they have failed to agree on a common platform.
Snap it and Net-a-Porter will match it for you), the Yoox merger on the horizon, and an ambition to create "one common global technology and logistics platform, connecting all storefronts and distribution centres" – you can see how this new venture could be very successful.
Maybe not anyone, but you have to wonder... Presidential candidates, however different they are in their platforms, seem to have one common political denominator: They run on the good ol' political octane of family values.
"We need to get on to common platforms that are working consistently.
In many ways Twitter is like a blog or forum where information can be posted, yet there is a one-to-one component that blogs lack as well as a common platform.
