The phrase "away from forums" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a physical or metaphorical distance from online discussion platforms or communities.
Example: "I prefer to engage in discussions away from forums to avoid unnecessary arguments."
Alternatives: "outside of forums" or "beyond forums".
The Indonesian Pilgrims Rabithah, a private organization that has long pressed for reform of the hajj management, said the ministry and lawmakers negotiated away from public forums to keep their deals hidden.
My love of chat has also come after a gentle shift away from other forums, such as Twitter, where the same sort of brainfarts usually cause me to haemorrhage followers.
Stay away from blogs, forums, and sites that are primarily advertisement driven.
He has transferred his work ethic to the sideline, carrying the same mentality he had under Riley, but one he learned 14 blocks away from the Forum.
Ms. Nichols, who had been leaning toward Mr. Romney, came away from the forum impressed by Mr. Huckabee but remained unsure of his chances.
A few blocks away from the forum, South Carolina's two senators -- Ernest F. Hollings, a Democrat, and Lindsey Graham, a Republican -- took turns spewing anger and frustration at the current state of the American trade imbalance during a hearing about trade with China.
If you were, say, Hulu, would you pay actual dollars to be a few clicks away from a forum where people are talking about how to get away with raping a woman?
Which doesn't mean that it will happen, because I'm pretty sure that the media will be filtering the questions and anything that really rocks the firmament of our bought-and-paid-for government will be kept far away from the forum.
The only slight worry is it's taking us away from the public forums like the Facebook groups, so our presence there isn't as strong as it was.
