The phrase "forming a community" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time you are referring to the process of people coming together and creating a community. For example, "The people of the small town worked together to form a community that would support them through difficult times."
"But it's really in the context of forming a community and a trust.
There are several thousand Asians, forming a community that is predominantly concerned with trade.
"There is a big difference between having to inhabit a ghetto and forming a community," Mr. Kirtzman said.
The region began to be colonized having in mind settling, building houses, working the land, and forming a community.
The company has also hired two community outreach workers with the goal of forming a community advisory panel that would help guide Pinnacle operations.
For example, to make sure CGIAR have the in-house expertise to tackle gender equality in research, we are forming a community of young gender researchers with a post-doctoral programme.
Piper's attempt to exploit this distinction, by forming a community-watch program — really a cover for her attempt to squash competitors in a smuggling business — aligns her with neo-Nazis.
While it has its limitations, cryptonetworks promise to take the best of both worlds by forming a community-governed, decentralized network, with the incentives to create and develop services that could one day exceed even the most sophisticated services we use today.
He's looking to help heal the metro area by forming a community-based group called #HealSTL, which will lease office space along West Florissant in the coming weeks.
Over a period, the communication devices will come in contact with base station and will form a community around base station.
