The phrase "as its site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific location or context in which something occurs or is situated.
Example: "The museum was established in the old factory, chosen as its site for historical significance."
Alternatives: "in its location" or "at its venue".
It will use as its site of experimentation the reinforced concrete, superstructures found in many PRH estates.
We first unveil Akamai's content delivery network, as well as its site and object delivery technologies.
Before his ship docked in New York Harbor, he had finished his first sketches for a colossal statue and had chosen Bedloe's Island as its site.
As for Saturday's announcement, several people who have been involved in the death penalty debate here said the choice of Northwestern as its site suggested that Mr. Ryan would commute most, if not all, of the death sentences.
Taking King's Langley station as its site (geddit?), the design imagines a mixed-use scheme of housing, station, community services and landscapes for productive play, constructed as a medieval walled castle.
Port Authority officials were livid at the development corporation's attempt to establish its own design for what the authority saw as its site, so the call for entries deliberately stated: "This is not a design competition and will not result in the selection of a final plan".
DOMINGO'S VOICE COMPETITION -- With Lake Constance as its hub and Switzerland, Austria and Germany as its sites, an international competition among 40 entrants begins today in St .Gallen, Switzerland, where the first round continues through Thursday.
Facebook last year revealed that the IRA had operated 470 accounts and pages on its main platform as well as its sister site, Instagram.
Tchebotarev brought Gutsol on board in 2009 and relaunched it as its own site.
The Getty enhances its site as much as the site enhances its architecture.
As its Web site puts it: "During the 18th century, half of Williamsburg's population was black.
