off-site

adjective, adverb

away from the principle area of activity

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Examples from the Web for off-site

Contemporary Examples

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

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.).