"the website stated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when citing information from a website. For example, "The website stated that there had been a 10% increase in sales this quarter."
A message on the website stated: "Offline.
"We appreciate your interest and suggest that you may have a more efficient experience tomorrow," the website stated.
Gibney said the website stated in bold that "the attention to detail of our theme park will truly wow you" and boasted "as our show is being staged for the first time, our website can only begin to hint at our wonderland".
With Oscar season approaching, the website stated Weinstein was "keen to shun" any suggestions he had acquired the film recently "with an eye to Mandela being close to his demise", adding he had acquired the rights to make it in 1999.
The website stated that despite Cartman being "one of the worst human beings in the history of fiction he's the most loathsome character we've ever loved".
"Everything from processing PW's to night combat in collective farms make this an event not to be missed!" the website stated.
A GP, out-of-hours service or NHS 111 should be contacted immediately, the website states.
An announcement on the website states that Shaw and his wife retired in 2016.
The website states that it has "up to date photos of the latest royal couple, William and Catherine, and hopefully soon Prince George".
"On average, 1 to 2 people in Texas die each year from venomous snake bites," the website states.
The website states: "Together we can let people affected by street harassment know it's not their fault and they're not alone.
