off-site

adjective, adverb

away from the principle area of activity

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Examples from the Web for off-site

Contemporary Examples of off-site

ANS researchers found that all off-site health consequences of the Fukushima Daiichi accident may ultimately be negligible.
Japanese Debris Plume From Tsunami Migrating Across Pacific Ocean
Daniel Stone
March 9, 2012

Historical Examples of off-site

There is not the slightest evidence for the use of crucks in the present off-site reconstruction of this great pile.
Virginia Architecture in the Seventeenth Century
Henry Chandlee Forman

Word Origin and History for off-site

adj.

1956, from off (adv.) + site (n.).