'operating site' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a physical location or a web page from which a business or organization operates. For example: The construction company has chosen a new operating site in the city center.
Lambeau Field is the oldest continually operating N.F.L. stadium, and the third-oldest continually operating site in major sports behind Chicago's Wrigley Field and Boston's Fenway Park.
Such a subtle topographic high, which may rise only few feet from the middle to the edge of a candidate aircraft operating site, usually has a hard pan beneath it, owing to its relatively better drainage, compared with its immediate surrounds.
Interventional radiology is a specific process with specific needs, the most important of which is maintaining the sterility of the operating site while manipulating the images.
Sterility was warranted by adherence to routine operating-room protocols and sterilisation of the operating site with povidone-iodine (10%).
In younger patients, Tenon might hinder a good view of the operating site, and in older patients inelastic conjunctiva might easily tear.
If a better visualisation of the operating site becomes necessary, the two cuts can be prolonged and joined at the limbus (fig 1O).
The system remains an essential component in the emergency response plans for operating sites.
Liability guarantees akin to those in the proposed amendment are already a requirement for companies that run landfill sites before they begin operating sites.
Operating sites across many different hosting providers is only possible due to automatic renewal in which sites automatically bill and renew each underlying service on a fixed schedule.
Therefore, there is additional justification for using national-scale kriging: Usually, there were very few operating sites within a region.
This problem was related to skewed PM10 distributions and to small numbers of extreme outlying values or operating sites on some days.
