The phrase "a virtual round" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as virtual meetings, online games, or discussions where participants take turns or share ideas in a digital format.
Example: "During the conference, we will have a virtual round where each participant can share their thoughts on the topic."
Alternatives: "a digital round" or "an online round".
Bloomberg's David Tweed gets a virtual round of applause for this gem of a quote from a (sadly) unnamed official, who compared Greece's woes to "the Ebola virus", saying they need to be rapidly eradicated.
Join me in a virtual round of applause for Lorenzo's Music, and consider supporting them if their music appeals to you.
Was the collective musical romp of "Into the Woods," a virtual round robin, its ensemble sharing the needle to stitch together one fairy tale after another, truly dismissed?
The release went viral, generating a virtual round of applause regarding the new found humanitarian attitude the organization seemed to be adopting.
Though MSN points out that some YouTube users have questioned the authenticity of the video, the Internet, for the most part, seems to be giving the little girl a virtual round of applause for standing up for herself.
Fox News broadcast those videos on a virtual round-the-clock basis, causing a controversy far out of proportion to its news value.
And how is it that "high grade" CDOs are differentiated their mezzanine counterparts by a 2% sliver of capitalization, a virtual rounding error?
It might be plain escapism, the way they present a place of relative calm into which one can retreat and fire off a few virtual rounds into some aliens in Halo, or tug at a few virtual weeds in Animal Crossing.
A great way to get started is to take a virtual tour round some of the ready-made house designs.
By its interactive nature, the Web provides a virtual Algonquin round table where anyone may sit and where anyone who dares can try being an electronic Dorothy Parker.
In driverless mode, I sit in the passenger seat while the car takes me on a virtual trip round the Warwick campus, negotiating roundabouts, lights and other traffic.
