"opening platform" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a platform or stage that is used for opening ceremonies, speeches, or performances. Example: The opening platform was adorned with colorful flowers and a large banner welcoming the guests to the conference.
Next, I thought I'd try the Flux Factory, which was described by promotional material included in the app as an eye-opening platform for alternative art.
Will Apple repeat the mistakes it made in the PC era and keep its platform so tightly controlled that it will leave an opening for a more open platform to become the Windows of the mobile world.
Chester's header was the away side's first effort on target and one of only a handful throughout the game, yet it gives them the three points and that all-important opening-day platform.
With the opening of the platform, Snap's VP of engineering and camera platform leader Eitan Pilipski tells me, "There's something magical about coming back every day and finding that there's a new experience".
The lobe is placed so that it is in the center of the opening on the platform.
In political terms, Mr. Richardson's fall from grace gave Republicans an opening and a platform for trying to take back the governorship next year.
While industry analysts and developers welcomed the opening of the platform, they noted that it would still fall short of the open source movement's goal of doing away with limits on the exchange of software.
As soon as he was finished, he and the woman calmly walked along the tracks back into the station, looked around and ducked down into a three-foot-square opening beneath the platform, disappearing as completely as Alice into the rabbit hole.
(Here is a selection of guests at the Art Platform opening, all dressed up!).
Earlier this month, Paramount moved the platform opening of Alexander Payne's "Nebraska" from Nov. 22 to Nov. 15, a shift that started a round of speculation about "The Wolf Of Wall Street," since it seemed unlikely that a studio would want to release two major awards contenders on the same day (even if one was in limited venues).
