The phrase "authentic site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a website or location that is genuine, original, or trustworthy, often in contexts related to online content or tourism.
Example: "Before making any purchases, make sure to verify that you are on an authentic site to avoid scams."
Alternatives: "genuine website" or "legitimate site".
"This is the authentic site".
Here, at the northern tip of Newfoundland, is what archaeologists agree is the first and still only authentic site of Viking settlement in North America, 500 years before the voyages of Columbus.
The group used fake websites incorporating the names of Microsoft, Yahoo and other brands, with sometimes only a single letter or punctuation mark revealing the difference from an authentic site.
Though the exact location of Gethsemane cannot be determined with certainty, Armenian, Greek, Latin, and Russian churches have accepted an olive grove on the western slope of the Mount of Olives as the authentic site, which was so regarded by the empress Helena, mother of Constantine (the first Christian emperor, early 4th century ad).
What makes the Topography of Terror different from many other memorials or museums in the city dedicated to victims of the Nazis, such as the huge Holocaust memorial next to the Brandenburg Gate, or the Jewish Museum designed by Daniel Libeskind, is that it is on an authentic site.
Although the Koran does not mention details of Joseph's burial, Islamic tradition points to Nablus as being the authentic site.
Since all of these domains are serving malware, they are now on one or more blacklists thus effectively tarnishing the names GreyLogic and IntelFusion and perhaps discouraging people from visiting the authentic sites.
These experiments all observe significant enrichment for cognate seed-matched sites in the vicinity of the crosslinks, which validates their ability to detect authentic sites.
The sampling analysis therefore suggests that from among 18,558 putative heterozygous positions, much smaller numbers (e.g., ∼16% or 3,000) are likely to represent the authentic sites of recent mutation.
39, 46, 70, 71 Interestingly, Ago-binding sidentifiedified by HITS-CLIP are more often located in ORFs and violate the seed rule more frequently than previously expected, although it is unclear what fraction of these sites represent authentic target sites.
Most reported splicing mutations directly abolish an authentic splice site or create a novel splice site, but an increasing number of disease-associated mutations that alter splicing enhancers or silencers have been reported in recent years [ Buratti et al., 2006; Cartegni et al., 2002; Wang and Cooper, 2007].
