"website review" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an evaluation or critique of a website's content, design, and functionality. Example: "I recently read a thorough website review of the new e-commerce platform, which helped me decide if it was the right fit for my business."
"They fold up the duvets like a sandwich and we get a piece of chocolate every day and there's a very hard mini-golf where you have to go through a maze at the last hole and Lily won by two shots and by the water slide there's a great big bucket which splashes water everywhere... " And so on, like a hotelier writing his own website review but without the punctuation.
Lentz-Smith, A. "Website Review of Politics of a Massacre: Discovering Wilmington 1898.
The Artist's Website: Review the work carefully, put each series in context, understand their career trajectory, bio and press presence.
For each of the 12 candidate countries, the authors performed an in-depth search of their standards documents via a website review, determining how each country planned to use its standards.
To get an idea of our scope, visit the program section of this website, review our course offerings, or take a look at our faculty profiles.
Soon after graduating, he partnered with a college friend to create the website Review My Landlord.
It includes as well book, film and website reviews, notes from the archives, and teaching tools.
Their website reviews common mental health problems and best practices for interventions.
Any information you can glean from the company website, reviews sites (such as Glassdoor) or direct insights from people you know, will help you fine-tune your application.
While reviewing the album, the same website reviewed "Wet" as a highlight of the album, and named it a possible future single.
The use of focus group discussions, interviews, and literature and website reviews means we can now strongly recommend the primacy of human factors.
