The phrase "a mining site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location where mining activities take place, such as extracting minerals or resources from the earth.
Example: "The company has recently acquired a mining site in the mountains to begin operations next year."
Alternatives: "a mining location" or "a mining area."
Its video was shot in eastern Ghana, and is set primarily at a mining site.
Originally established as a mining site in the 1880s, it was incorporated as a city in 1926.
A retired Sumitomo man recalls an arduous elephant ride through the Burmese jungle in the 1950s to explore a mining site.
Brooke Norton (Near Eastern Studies) studies intercultural connections between Egypt and the Levant and works at Wadi el-Hudi, a mining site in the Eastern desert of Egypt.
Agence France-Presse - Eighteen people were killed and as many as 50 others were missing almost a day after a cave-in at a mining site in Monkayo, on the southern island of Mindanao, the village chief said.
My second day in Madre de Dios, I visited a mining site and witnessed firsthand miners working a large pit, moving huge quantities of earth using no more than a dredge and sluice powered by a small car engine.
She has commissioned a gold processing plant in Dominican Republic, worked on environmental compliance in a mine site in Tanzania.
A newly developed reactive transport model was used to evaluate the potential effects of mine closure on the geochemical evolution in the aquifer downgradient from a mine site.
Moreover, the Coalition for Energy Efficient Comminution estimates that on average, 53% of the energy consumed on a mine site is for comminution processes.
If a village near a mine site loses its history because of forced eviction, but its residents gain new houses in a town nearby, are they better off?
Engineer Malcolm Primrose, 61, was ambushed by an armed group as he travelled back from a mine site in the Aceh region, reports said.
