The phrase 'a forum around' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in the context of discussing a platform or a gathering for discussing a specific topic or issue. For example: "We hosted a forum around the current social issues facing our community."
A unique feature of NaviCell is the possibility to create and generate a web-blog for providing a discussion forum around an already existing map.
Add on top of that users with groups services from Google, AOL, MSN, and the independent forums (around a 300 million "boardscape") and the numbers grow hundreds of millions more.
Don't join a forum centered around a topic you know little of, as everyone on that forum goes on to talk about that topic, so you will have little to contribute without knowing the topic well.
Launched last August, Groups essentially allows anyone on the network to create an open forum around a specific subject or profession where users can comment and share news and information.
A plan was developed to create an "administrative forum" around the Molkenmarkt, which would include a new centralized mint, the Fire Society Building that today is the Neues Stadthaus, and a residence for a City President but retain the Stadthaus flanked by two large new wings.
Cleary, even IMDb no longer saw the value in keeping the discussion forums around, either.
The Legatum Center joined Zambezi entrepreneurs with MIT faculty, students, and stakeholders for a leadership forum around African prosperity.
We have to start supporting people and their choices, and creating an open forum around all things sex.
The sustainability initiatives provided a forum for innovation around running the events and selecting the related products and services.
