"forum results" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the outcome or findings of a discussion or exchange of ideas in a forum or online platform. Example: "The forum results showed that the community had a variety of opinions on the proposed policy change."
The two-day forum, "Result: Europe," to begin today, was planned by the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine, German public radio in Berlin and the Center for Applied Political Research.
In addition to the usual scientific forums, results will be disseminated via newsletters, study websites, face-to-face feedback forums and workshops.
In today's world of basically three major social networks (a very bad thing, by the way), a lot of diverse people are thrown into the same forums, resulting in some pretty ugly interactions.
Considering that we used a largely unexplored sample (i.e. participants on an internet forum), our results could be seen as having increased the validity of previous findings.
That risk is that, by being based on such a broad mandate, on such great confidence, the Convention will be transformed into a sort of academic forum producing results which are too far out of line with the mandate that has been laid down.
Any time an attractive female celebrity, inadvertently or otherwise, shows her naked breasts in a public forum they result in extensive coverage (pun most certainly intended), the result of a herculean effort by those in the media who can still come up with new ways to report the story "woman has breasts" as if it's some shocking revelation.
"It is my hope too that this Forum will result in more focus and emphasis being paid to issues like child trafficking, sexual exploitation and abuse of children, stateless children and exploitation of children for profits," she added.
It rejected arguments that requiring news sites to continuously police and delete users' comments would lead them to over-police or simply shut down user forums, with resulting harm to fundamental rights.
