The phrase "indoor site" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an interior or enclosed area or location. Example: The event was moved to an indoor site due to the rain. In this sentence, "indoor site" is used to describe the new location of the event, which is now taking place indoors instead of outdoors due to the rain.
The Christians were arrested on Tuesday while protesting a decision to transfer the ceremony to a smaller, indoor site in a suburb of the capital, Khartoum.
He has done so atop a series of buildings for six summers, at first for lack of an indoor site and now for artistic reasons as well.
They are flying drones with cameras above the indoor site now, which — like flying drones around the Vatican or Mecca — is not easy.
Certain that afternoon rain would wash out that evening's game in Tokyo, Barbon ventured to the indoor site of his favorite spectator sport, sumo wrestling.
According the the convention center's Web site, McCormick Place has assembly seating for 18,000 plus other theaters, making it a large indoor site but a far cry from the estimated 240,000 who packed Chicago's Grant Park in 2008.
After opening the 34th season of the Mostly Mozart Festival with a free outdoor concert on Monday at Lincoln Center's Damrosch Park, the conductor Gerard Schwarz took the festival orchestra back to its traditional indoor site, Avery Fisher Hall, to begin the season proper with a sold-out gala concert on Tuesday night.
California, Delaware, Maryland, New York and Vermont are the states with the strictest laws prohibiting smoking in most public indoor sites.
This annual series of local art, life and green growing things is in performances at two indoor sites and four neighborhood gardens, all in Brooklyn.
The number of drug seizures from indoor sites since 1991 has averaged 150 to 250 each year, compared with 45 in 1990.
Twenty-five indoor sites (including theaters and churches) along Peachtree will serve as stages for continuous 30-minute music and dance shows.
After more than two years of review, the Federal Communications Commission issued rules yesterday allowing satellite communications companies to set up land-based networks to carry their service in urban areas and indoor sites where satellite signals are obstructed.
