The phrase "a forum organized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a forum that has been arranged or set up for a specific purpose or discussion.
Example: "The university will host a forum organized to discuss climate change and its impact on local communities."
Alternatives: "a forum arranged" or "a forum set up".
"Bahrain is our Cuba," said the official, who spoke at a forum organized by the New America Foundation.
So a recent post by an American scholar who took part in a forum organized by China's military in Beijing had some fascinating things to say.
He was speaking on the sidelines of a forum organized by the South Korean news agency Yonhap and the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center at Stanford.
One morning, Paul was driven across town to a community center in East Las Vegas, for a forum organized by Hispanics in Politics, a local political group.
The students were part of College Convention 2012, a forum organized by New England College and open to students from all over the state, regardless of political party.
At a forum organized by the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers, the speakers set aside their criticisms of the police.
There is now a South West Forum, headed up by former BNP organizer and current senior NF activist Julie Lake; a Welsh Forum organized by former postman Milton Ellis; a Yorkshire Forum organized by former BNP activist Liam Kernaghan, now of the British Democratic Party; and a Scottish Forum.
Most recently, on Wednesday, Mr. Nasralla was involved in a nasty personal confrontation with Andrés Pavón of the UD-FAPER Party at a presidential forum organized by the University of Honduras.
During a recent forum organized by the Vera List Center for Art and Politics, Dr. Stover shared some of his experiences with a packed Brooklyn auditorium.
Trump sparked other concerns among conservative Jewish groups and donors late last year when he talked to a candidate forum organized by the hawkish Republican Jewish Coalition.
In October 2008, in a public forum organized by the Cardiac Safety Research Consortium and the Health and Environmental Sciences Institute, leaders from government, the pharmaceutical industry, and academia convened in Bethesda, MD, to discuss current challenges in evaluation of short- and long-term cardiovascular safety during drug development.
