"ad hoc website" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a website that is created for a specific purpose or situation, often on a temporary basis.
Example: "We developed an ad hoc website to provide information for the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "temporary website" or "purpose-built website".
By dialing 811 over telephones, cellphones or computers, individuals would gain access to a regional "emergency portal" with links to a variety of official, nonprofit and ad hoc Web sites that spring up during a crisis.
Costs are through the roof, largely thanks to a badly broken pricing mechanism in an industry insulated through an ad hoc web of protectionism.
If it finds the right partners, and can integrate applications, storage, ad hoc web collaboration, and net-based content into an integrated working whole, the web-top that docSpace is trying to create might just be the model for the desktop and portal of the future that most of us will use for much of our daily computing.
This is why this matters: Facebook users can reshare a photo posted on the their friend's Timeline, therefore increasing Instagram's reach to people outside the app and the potential of Facebook's 800 million user base (it's almost like Facebook is functioning here as an ad hoc web interface, no?).
To streamline the process of storing and retrieving samples, an ad-hoc Web application has been developed, fully integrated in the platform.
Finally, due to requests arising especially in experiments including genetics screenings, an ad-hoc Web application has been developed, fully integrated in the platform, allowing biologists to track the actual location of samples in the freezer benches and to associate a sample to the related patient.
Vehicular ad hoc network.
Cognitive radio ad hoc network.
(3) Vehicle ad hoc network.
If the patterns are not consistent with the working DAG or with any of the other prior DAGs, undertake an ad hoc revision (see web appendix) to create a new working DAG; 11.
