The phrase "metropolitan sites" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the places or locations within a metropolitan area, which is a large and densely populated city and its surrounding suburbs. Example: The city's tourism industry is booming due to its variety of cultural and historical metropolitan sites, such as museums, art galleries, and iconic landmarks.
Most of this stuff would get short shrift in more moneyed, metropolitan sites.
The call for assigning new names to metropolitan sites bears a highly political and ideological content.
We examine the impact of this intervention on health and life satisfaction in the five metropolitan sites involved in first phase of the project.
Two metropolitan sites within a large non-profit community nursing service in Victoria, Australia between July 2012 and December 2013.
Melbourne Victoriaandand the Gold Coast (Queensland) were the metropolitan sites; Wagga Wagga (New South Wales) was the regional site.
Seven hundred and twelve patients receiving inpatient rehabilitation at two metropolitan sites will be randomly allocated to the intervention group or control group.
Participants were recruited from two regional and one metropolitan site in Western Australia through community and family networks of health professionals known to the researchers.
In the non-metropolitan sites with pharmacy nurse clinics, we contacted pharmacies employing nurses directly by telephone.
However, after air quality improvement in the metropolitan area, Site A had only slightly lower pollution levels than sites B, C and D. In the examination of chronic respiratory symptoms, study hypotheses were established to correspond with historical levels of air pollution.
Sites A, B & C were all within the recognised Dhaka Metropolitan City limits; sites D & E were in Sylhet division in north-eastern Bangladesh, chosen to represent a major urban centre outside of the capital Dhaka.
The CPRE's London office has published a document warning the DfE's Education Funding Agency, which funds and oversees academies and free schools, "is involved with identifying and acquiring green belt and [protected urban] metropolitan open land sites" outside of the usual local authority planning process.
