'were it is' is not an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase 'where it is' which has the same meaning. Example: I found my keys just where it is I usually leave them.
Waters said Rutgers has not asserted its tempo away from home, were it is 14-1.
Lethal contraband is typically destroyed were it is found.
Reports of their imminent demise, were, it is now apparent, greatly exaggerated.
These pioneers were, it is thought, fleeing the Islamic armies then invading north-west India.
And even if there were, it is far from certain he could help all that much.
And even if there were, it is hard to see where we would find the means to enforce them.
"My close office were, it is fair to say, intrigued but generally dismayed by Carole," he writes.
But as dreadful as the Wallabies were, it is to take nothing away from a quality Lions performance.
Whatever the board's reservations were, it is unlikely that the sheik's ability to finance the purchase was one of them.
They were, it is true, enclaves of the rich and well born, with names like Aldrich, Betts, Dodge and Rutherfurd.
The multiple massacres in Paris last Friday were, it is clear, launched from Belgium and from further afield, in Syria.
