The phrase "a special site" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular location or webpage that has unique features or significance.
Example: "The conference will be held at a special site known for its historical importance."
Alternatives: "a unique location" or "a distinctive place".
Crowdtilt is building a special site that the Reddit community can use specifically for fund-raising.
The garden has also been a special site for holiday concerts.
But I compared the letter he received with a sample on a special site set up by OPM.
A special site created for the Kumbh Mela by the Indian Railways listed similar delays for other trains passing through the Allahabad Junction station, where the stampede occurred.
The site's audience includes parents looking for outings for their children, and there's a special site for the kids themselves called Show Me.
Many of the victims are now buried at a special site at Potocari, the camp where the Dutch peacekeepers were based.
Fourth, the general preference and not a special site-specific individual interest is relevant, which may help at the same time to support rational decisions, in particular in local development and achieve a good acceptance of the results.
It also proposes a special site-cleanup division within the new department that would be responsible for cleaning hazardous waste sites and administering federal "Superfund" cleanup money.
Aside from being historically significant, Scafell Pike is also a fragile habitat and a designated special site of scientific interest and a special area of conservation.
"With lovingly decorated interiors and thoughtful touches, such as home-made cakes, the owners have created a truly special site".
"I realised I had a very special site here on my farm, so it sort of made sense.
