"website hosted by" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you would like to indicate that a certain website is being hosted by a particular person, entity, or company. For example, "The XYZ News Network website is hosted by ABC Enterprises."
Images of Fernandes and her children were posted on a website hosted by WordPress in early March.
Visit the website (hosted by Nesta and launch-funded by the Technology Strategy Board) to find out more.
The database is available online through a website hosted by the British Geological Survey (BGS).
It meant that the hackers could change DNS details so that instead of, for example, "nytimes.com" taking you to the Times' servers, the domain was instead pointed to a website hosted by the SEA.
When orders for Visors come in over the website (hosted by yet another company), the information is fed first to its fulfillment partner, which keeps the inventory, then directly to Handspring's contract manufacturers, Flextronics and Solectron, which also package and ship the product.
Suppose someone stole an article of yours and put it on a website hosted by a particular hosting company.
Many Chinese websites hosted by Amazon's web services are involved in e-commerce, he said, so a blanket ban could have significant economic consequences.
And many e-commerce websites hosted by third parties share servers with other companies' code, so one infected application can affect others' software.
Tech Week Europe reports that before Freedom Hosting was taken down, a number of websites hosted by Freedom Hosting distributed malware to the computers of Tor users.
Consistent with these values women are encouraged in numerous websites hosted by the Australian government to empower themselves through informed decision making regarding maternity care [ 55].
Unfortunately, both the UN's Iraq website, and the site hosted by UNAMI (the UN assistance mission in Iraq) are almost comically opaque.
