The phrase "as the website for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the function or purpose of a website in relation to a specific entity or organization.
Example: "Our company is proud to launch our new platform, as the website for all our services and resources."
Alternatives: "serving as the site for" or "functioning as the web portal for".
Go2 is launched in November as the website for the Guardian's computer, science and technology supplement OnLine.
Mr Hardern was the initial force behind carpetbaggers.com, which started life as the website for his carpetbagging group, Members for Conversion.
As the website for the British Institute of Graphology says on its home page: "As a child you were taught to write.
That's what ensures a website for a local pizza place in rural Oregon or Minnesota loads as quickly as the website for Pizza Hut or Domino's.
Please explore this website and its links, as well as the website for the Neurology Department and those of our multiple divisions and programs.
Things don't look promising, as the website for Field & Crew has gone offline.
But he adds, However, since Zhu Rikun made these comments in February, new obstacles have emerged for independent filmmaking in China, as several websites related to independent film have been shut down, such as the websites for Fanhall Films, the Li Xianting Film Fund and Yunnan Film Festival.
We had some AOL servers in our basement, including iVillage, one of the first websites and online communities for women, as well as the websites for the Penguin Books, NPR and CBS Radio News.
However, accommodations can be made to protect the victim's privacy, as described on the website for the Office of Judicial Affairs.
The figures do not take into account ebook sales on other platforms, such as Apple's iBooks or the website for bookseller Waterstones.
Equally as important: put your face on the website for the emotional connection; it can make a huge difference.
