"technical forum" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a platform (such as an online discussion board or website) where people exchange information on a particular technical topic or subject. For example: "If you have questions about coding, I recommend checking out a few technical forums to find answers from experienced developers."
Tech products are the subjects of religious wars because the Internet itself is a technical forum.
After searching through the technical forum, I found a post from another member describing how he had noticed some broken pieces of rubber under his brake pedal.
The ILA technical forum included a research question about which methods are most cost-effective, but did not answer this question in their report [7].
More recently, the need for clear and sound guidance for leprosy control activities resulted in the organization of a technical forum by the International Leprosy Association ILAA).
The ILA technical forum report highlighted the need for sustainable leprosy services through integrated general health services and provided basic requirements for this process, such as involvement, commitment and collaboration of the different stakeholders and health staff, strengthening of health systems, and careful planning [7].
The European Commission Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) together with partners in the nutrition technical forum (NTF) considered it an opportune time to pilot blanket supplementary feeding programme (BSFP) targeting 5 severely affected districts of Marsabit, Samburu, Turkana, Mandera and Wajir.
Among its features is a large collection of technical forums, covering most of the firm's many specialties and subspecialties.
The site has a Frequently Asked Questions section about spam as well as technical forums and news on the topic.
One thing I like to do is visit technical forums and ask for help regarding an entirely fictitious problem I'm having with my software.
Discussing with the community in online social or technical forums may provide insight over deployment options; however the answer to a hard question often needs to be backed by experimental data that is not readily available.
Despite the advent of automated software deployment and management frameworks, reasoning about good deployments still requires interaction with experts, often through discussions on online technical forums and social networks.
