"scholarly platform" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a website or platform that is dedicated to providing scholarly or academic content. Example: "The university's library offers access to a variety of scholarly platforms, such as JSTOR and Project MUSE, for students and faculty to conduct research on a wide range of topics."
This research paper investigates the current trends and identifies the existing challenges in development of a big scholarly data platform, with specific focus on directions for future research and maps them to the different phases of the big data lifecycle.
In 2013, for example, the Web of Science, Thomson Reuters' scholarly research and discovery platform, which covers the contents of more than 12,000 journals and other scholarly materials, indexed nearly 1.5 million articles (not to mention meeting abstracts, conference proceedings, editorials, and other items).
His appearances on the platform are more scholarly.
And recently she ventured into new territory, starting a new job at a technology company that develops digital publishing platforms and technologies for scholarly publishers.
Places of strategic research and scholarly work need to create the platforms where the subject is discussed, put in the context of geo-strategic thinking.
Publons' founders don't expect to dramatically overhaul the deeply entrenched academic publishing process, but they want to give peer reviewers an open platform where they can publish critiques of scholarly articles and engage in discussions with other academics.
HighWire Press is at the forefront of digital scholarly publishing and will provide a consistent, reliable and innovative online platform for the journals.
Two good examples of this are Southampton's Blog3 software [52], where a blogging platform is used to create chemical documents, and Peter Sefton's Scholarly HTML initiative [53], showing that modern scholarship, including science, should be managed through HTML and not doc/pdf.
Scholarly discoveries turned up.
Scholarly and fascinating.
