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The phrase "a website from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the origin or source of a website, often followed by the name of the website or the organization behind it.
Example: "I found a website from a reputable university that offers free online courses."
Alternatives: "a site by" or "a webpage from".
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Content writers should be aware of the design process that takes a Website from planning to final pages.
This paper also provides the link to a website from which the experimental WDR database can be downloaded.
Developers also can run "frame-busting" code to prevent a website from creating an invisible frame to display another page.
But regarded via a website from 4,000 miles away, it was hard to predict what kind of quality they would offer.
A DDoS attack involves a programme repeatedly trying to access a website from various computers, to make it unavailable to its intended users.
As a founder of the Campaign for an English Parliament, he's set up a website from his Anglo-Saxon bookshop in Kings Lynn, Norfolk.
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To circumvent censorship, a computer acting as a proxy takes a request to a blocked website from a user and retrieves the site on behalf of that user.
VR is more like a 3D website from a measurement perspective.
"He's a website designer from southern California," she said.
An example of a content anomaly is an abnormal spike in user logins on a website, independent from external reasons.
For example, the share of firms equipped with a website rose from 61.2% in 2003 to 73.3% in 2006.
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