The phrase "aimed at forums" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing content, strategies, or initiatives that are specifically directed towards online discussion platforms or communities.
Example: "The marketing campaign was specifically aimed at forums where tech enthusiasts gather to share their opinions."
Alternatives: "targeted towards forums" or "directed at forums".
To satisfy the effects test, the tort must have: (1) [been] intentional; (2) [been] aimed at the forum state; and (3) caused harm that the defendant should have anticipated would be suffered in the forum state.
In 2014, the Supreme Court decided Walden v. Fiore, which addressed Calder's second prong for finding minimum contacts, whether the act was aimed at the forum state.
Featuring representatives from finance, industry, NGOs and other shareholders, the event was aimed at providing a forum for companies to discuss the guidelines and principles that they can use to frame their sustainability efforts.
Groups on forums aimed at fans of video games have posted messages in support of the massacre in Christchurch just over a week ago and shared footage celebrating it.
Both are reforms that the League of Women Voters of New York State supports and has discussed at recent league public forums aimed at educating the public and legislators about how to increase voter participation in New York State.
They have collected a half-million signatures on petitions opposing Alito, launched TV ads and are coordinating forums aimed at highlighting Alito's legal views that their polling has found are least popular among voters.
I believe these principles are relevant to any classes or other on-campus forums aimed at fostering inclusion and positive cross-group relationships; I hope instructors for other courses also consider how to incorporate some of these principles into their work.
For my part, since 2003, I've personally coordinated and moderated over 300 community forums aimed at creating this civil discourse.
Late last week, Univision announced that both President Obama and Governor Romney have committed to a series of "Meet the Candidate" forums aimed at Hispanic voters.
The White House sought to focus on the farming sector as a bright spot in the economy and announced a new export initiative, which includes a series of "Made in Rural America" forums aimed at educating local governments and groups on how to promote exports.
