"site check" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a process of evaluating a website or online platform for accuracy and reliability. For example, "I'm doing a site check on our company's online store before we launch."
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Located on top of an archaeological site (check out the remnants of the convict-era houses in the foyer), it's within walking distance of the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge and Circular Quay.
9.02pm BST Here's the first laugh/applause line of the afternoon: "Who says the White House can't build a great web site?" It's true, it's a good site, check it out.
Users of the site could simply enter an email address or phone number into a box, and have the site check the details against the database of leaked information.
Is there a setting I need to adjust? A. If you're getting an error message with a code 0x80072F8F when you try to use the Windows Update site, check the date and time settings on the PC.
Registration required on site; check-in, 8 a.m.
They will see local content based on the coffee shop's location, like news from Patch, AOL's local news site, check-ins on Foursquare and neighborhood photos on Flickr.
The site checks to see if the user is a lead from your site and asks for useful information.
(Founder Stories) Meebo CEO: "What If We Could Completely Change The Game?" (Founder Stories) Seth Sternberg On The Early Days Of Meebo: "We Did Not Get It". Raid The MiniBar: Meebo Gets Into The Site Check-In Game.
But Sternberg wants to make it clear that this isn't about creating a game mechanic — there is no mayor system, like on Foursquare or some of the site check-in rivals mentioned above.
