The phrase "a website between" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are trying to describe a website that serves as a middle ground or intermediary between two entities or concepts.
Example: "We created a website between the two organizations to facilitate communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "a site connecting" or "a platform bridging".
Online coverage of the Oregonian is provided through OregonLive.com, a website collaboration between the paper and Advance Internet.
We used an anonymous online photographic questionnaire that was available to the general public on a dedicated website between March and June 2016 8,0000 answers were collected).
A woman called Geraldine Lepere has a website underlining differences between us and them, and far from saying vive to les différences, seems to be coming down very firmly on her side of the Manche.
Your travel bot will act more like an intelligent agent than a website — potentially coordinating between the JetBlue bot, the Uber bot and the Marriott bot behind the scenes if your plans change.
Your travel bot will act more like an intelligent agent than a website — potentially coordinating between the JetBlue bot, the Uber bot and the Marriott bot behind the scenes if your plans change.
Seriously, Fashion Statement spent 20 minutes yesterday trying to explain to a PR the difference between a website, a blog, and Twitter.
Is there really a great deal of difference between a website that connects people via algorithms and the traditional matchmaker introducing potential lovers at a society event?
Margaret Atwood, for example, named the characters in "MaddAddam" after people who donated more than $10,000 to Fanado (a website that facilitates communication between artists and audience).
Website optimization company Strangeloop has built SPDY into its flagship product Site Optimizer, software that sits in between a website and its users, and adjusts the site's code to make pages load more quickly.
According to ProPublica, a website for investigative journalism, between 2010 and 2012 young black males were 21 times more likely to be fatally shot by police than white men in the same age range".Communities of colour aren't just making these problems up," observed President Barack Obama in a late-night briefing after the announcement of the decision of the jury in Ferguson.
