The phrase "hosted a website" is correct and can be used in written English.
An example sentence could be: "I recently hosted a website to promote my small business."
Hosting: There are a number of options available for creating or hosting a website at MIT.
It governs the connections between a user's browser and the server hosting a website, invented by the father of the web Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
The regulation "protects Internet activities by individuals in all forms, including emailing, linking, blogging, or hosting a website," then-FEC Chairman Michael E. Toner said at the time.
He saw the potential of combining Tor, a technology devised by the US Naval Laboratory which makes it possible to host a website without revealing where the servers are, with Bitcoin, a currency that can be exchanged online without relying on banks.
Well at Weill, a program for medical and grad students, offers events such as a popular monthly lecture and hosts a website that's a one-stop resource on wellness from several angles physical, intellectual, emotional, spiritual and more.
But it's not that hard to host a website in your attic without doing business with anyone.
Not only is she the author of several best-selling books, but she hosts a website and YouTube channel with over 150,000 subscribers.
Research Funding - The Duke University Office of Research Support hosts a website dedicated to posting grant, fellowship, scholarship, and internship opportunities for undergrad and graduate students, postdocs, and faculty.
The School of Education is now hosting a website that provides educators with access to the latest research on effective teaching and learning practices.
