"search on website" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when talking about looking for information or content on a specific website. Example: "I couldn't find the article I was looking for in the newspaper, so I decided to search on the website of the newspaper instead."
An extensive and rigorous search on websites and electronic databases by the team found one paper on the HRQoL of adults with thalassaemia and one for children.
Search through the deceased's paperwork at home, or ask their solicitor, bank, or the Principal Registry of the Family Division or do a paid-for search on websites such as certainty.co.uk (£40).
Another eligibility criterion was the definition of HISB on the Internet: Mainly studies assessing HISB on the Internet as a health-related use of the World Wide Web (search on websites) were included.
When searching on the websites, read the description careful to make sure it is the full aircraft.
The sequence of bpb-3241 was downloaded from the website (http://www.diversityarrays.com) and then used to identify the corresponding morex_contig by blast search on the website (http://webblast.ipk-gatersleben.de/barley/).
In a search on the website Web of Science, using 'Brazil' as address and 'enzymatic hydrolysis' and 'biomass' as topics, 128 papers were displayed.
It is as exact as narrowing in on nail art on someone's finger nails, to search on the website's database of two million items from nearly 5,000 global brands.
A quick search on the website for "Ikea" yields 70 results, as of Monday afternoon.
A similar search on the website of the Heritage Foundation produced 2,966 entries for "missile" and only three for "desertification".
However, a quick search on the website shows the nearest McRib to Los Angeles is in Sebastopol in Sonoma County, spotted last Saturday by Aidan Briggsonian. .
A search on the website of the Brookings Institution for the word "missile" generated 1,380 entries, but "desertification" yielded a paltry 24.
