The phrase "a group forum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a platform or setting where a group of people come together to discuss topics or share information.
Example: "The organization has set up a group forum to facilitate discussions among its members."
Alternatives: "a discussion group" or "a community forum".
So, if you are not already involved join a group, forum, or website and contribute the knowledge you have to others and maybe learn something in the process.
A local team of medical residents/registrars were encouraged to develop an answer which was then discussed in a group forum.
Also, whilst groups were facilitated, it is possible some individuals did not feel free to express personal opinions in a group forum; and that some individual opinions were not captured by group data collection processes.
Find a group, forum or friend who will support you in your doll endeavors before you begin.
Moodle provides a series of collaborative instruments that are used in Stage 3 to facilitate work development and help complete the mission or project: glossary and private group chat through the whole course of the mission and a private group forum and private group wiki that can be independent in each stage depending on the difficulty and differentiation of the project tasks.
A few hours ago, Yahoo's Ashim Chhabra left a post on the BOSS group forum, offering an explanation for why it has taken so long for Yahoo to relay information to developers, and giving them some idea of BOSS's fate.
Noah also wrote about the games and other pastimes on a group Internet forum.
This was part of a group of Forums established in 1970 following secret talks with other left-wing Caribbean intellectuals, including Maurice Bishop.
At a group's recent forum, Mr. Forbes told a story about how when he was young, "I desperately wanted a shotgun".
A group of internet forum posters with an interest in graphic novels are thrown together when one of them gets hold of the mysterious Utopia manuscript.
