The phrase "search website" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a website or web page that can be searched to look for specific information, such as a job search website. For example: "I used a search website to look for career opportunities in my field."
Traffic to Zoopla, the property search website, immediately jumped 17% compared to a week earlier.
The search website is alex-humphrey.co.uk, the Facebook group is Find Alex Humphrey.
Google's search website suffered an intermittent outage on Friday morning that prevented users from conducting searches or accessing services through the main Google website.
This year Zillow, the real estate search website, began publishing its database of American homes on a Chinese real estate site, Leju.com.
Rightmove is likely to face increased competition from Property Live, a housing search website run by the National Federation of Property Professionals, which went live this week.
Unemployed claimants will be required to use a new government job search website and face benefit sanctions if it shows they are not trying to find work.
First it launched Flight Search, a meta-search website that pits it against the two big flight-comparison brands, Skyscanner and Kayak.
I was researching tractors on the internet when I came across a Russian family-search website.
Statistics from Adzuna, a job-search website suggest an uneven employment landscape.
ONLY last June Alexander Chesterman, the founder of Zoopla, a property-search website, was the toast of the City.
According to data compiled by Glassdoor, the job-search website, average paid leave for the American worker is 16 days per year – but a quarter don't take all of it and 15 per cent take none at all.
