The phrase "a site from which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or platform that serves as a source or starting point for something, such as information or activities.
Example: "The museum is a site from which many educational programs are developed for local schools."
Alternatives: "a location from which" or "a place from which".
Nonetheless, we chose a site from which we thought he might hear the splashing from the Trevi Fountain, just around the corner.
Mr. Copeland's dispute with Ms. Rice involved his opening a restaurant in a former car dealership, a site from which her most popular vampire, Lestat, had disappeared.
During peak daylight, Israeli helicopter gunships dropped missiles on his car as he left a site from which Palestinian gunmen often fired on an Israeli Army post.
Constructing it at a site from which virtually all other particles have been screened – thanks to that vast rock roof – provides a crucial boost in the hunt to find wimps, says scientists.
And unless a service is designated as protected, it will also be possible for a hospital or other healthcare provider simply to stop providing a service or operating a site from which it can no longer make money".
The search also links to a site from which one can download a free copy of Charles Bunn's book!
A Zoar phone with a built-in bar-code reader can make magazine ads interactive: one swipe would create a link to a Web site from which songs could be downloaded and played on the phone.
Three years earlier, Hastings, then a thirty-six-year-old Silicon Valley engineer, had co-founded Netflix around a pair of emerging technologies: DVDs, and a Web site from which to order them.
The vomer is a site that often has a high M. leprae burden in lepromatous leprosy, and so is a good site from which to isolate M. leprae DNA.
The work was conducted on a representative site from which conclusions could be drawn for similar regions.
While the five stations have put their equipment on the Alpine Tower for now, they are cooperatively scouting for a permanent site from which to transmit their signals.
