"online place" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any virtual or digital environment, such as a website, forum, or chat room. For example: "If you're looking for a great online place to discuss books, I recommend the Reading Corner forum."
"It's an online place with real-world physics, natural scenery and sounds, and the ability to interact freely with people and objects".
This morning, The New Yorker launched Strongbox, an online place where people can send documents and messages to the magazine, and we, in turn, can offer them a reasonable amount of anonymity.
To use DashLocker, customers sign up for an account online, place soiled garments in lockers and alert the company via e-mail, text, mobile app or the Web site.
If you need an online place to put shared documents and other files for your collaboration, services like Near-Time (www.near-time.com) can give you a central location for your stuff, for as little as $5 a month.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin May 14, 2013 This morning, The New Yorker launched Strongbox, an online place where people can send documents and messages to the magazine, and we, in turn, can offer them a reasonable amount of anonymity.
The department's Internet Policy Task Force, in a report released on Thursday, said the "Privacy Bill of Rights" would increase transparency on how user information was collected online, place limits on the use of consumer data by companies and promote the use of audits and other forms of enforcement to increase accountability.
It has brought in 300,000 weekly listeners, and about 30,000 more who listen online, placing it among the top 25 public stations in the country.
Rather, many of them are taking a new approach to selling goods online, placing the site's store in the hands of an outside company.
Michael Greve, an American Enterprise Institute scholar, writing in National Review Online, placed Judge Sotomayor "among the most aggressively pro-plaintiff, anti-business appellate judges in the country".
There are, he says, more than enough online places to share that sort of stuff already.
Virtual communities are online places where users share their knowledge and experience in fields of common interest, such as travelling, cooking, alternative medicine or pet keeping.
