The phrase "a gathering ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place or situation where people come together for a specific purpose, such as socializing, discussing ideas, or sharing information.
Example: "The community center has become a gathering ground for local artists to showcase their work and collaborate on projects."
Alternatives: "meeting place" or "assembly area".
Some developers have built for an Asian audience that is diverse, scattered or small, but the mall has become a gathering ground.
Among these the first signs of breeding may be the assembly of birds on a gathering ground adjacent to the colony and the performance there of various strutting and dancing rituals.
Drew S. Days of New Haven, the Alfred M. Rankin Professor of Law at Yale and a proprietor, expressed that conflict when he said he saw the green "as a place of retreat for people within the city where they can go and contemplate" and "also a gathering ground for the New Haven community".
It is a gathering ground for "bread-heads" as Daniel Rivera, a young farmer from New York, put it on Twitter.
Folsom Black isn't officially affiliated with Folsom Street Events, but it was inspired by it, and since 2005, it's served the same purpose providing a gathering ground for kinky men and their admirers.
Folsom Black isn't officially affiliated with Folsom Street Events, but it was inspired by it, and since 2005, it's served the same purpose providing a gathering ground for kinky men and their admirers.
It also rerouted a road around a former gathering ground of medicinal plants and a rock that was, according to the council, imbued with spiritual properties.
The NBER also organizes conferences, and its summer institute is a major gathering ground.
During the Jazz Age, George and Ira Gershwin's adjoining penthouses at 33 Riverside Drive were a glamorous gathering ground for entertainers.
As Minghella sees it, the place has turned into a multicultural gathering ground in which thieves and hookers from the Balkan breakup and other diasporas roam the streets.
The romantic drama is set against the changing milieu of the King's Cross area, a multicultural gathering ground in which not terribly dangerous thieves and hookers from the Balkans and elsewhere try to find some way of fitting into an alien society.
