The phrase "a common dwelling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared living space or residence that is typically occupied by multiple individuals or families.
Example: "The community center serves as a common dwelling for those in need of temporary housing."
Alternatives: "shared residence" or "communal living space".
This paper presents a multi-zone simulation based performance assessment of residential mechanical exhaust ventilation systems, using five common dwelling typologies and the sizing rules put forward in the Belgian, British, Dutch, French and ASHRAE residential ventilation standards.
The most common dwelling type is condominiums (45%% of housing units), followed by rental units (37 %).
So researchers turned to the spiny damselfish (Acanthochromis polyacanthus, pictured) a common ocean-dwelling fish that's easy to breed for lab study.
A common, bottom-dwelling inhabitant of the continental shelf, this shark favours sandy flats and the edges of reefs.
Cohousing communities are neighbourhood developments that creatively mix private and common dwellings to recreate a sense of community, while preserving a high degree of individual privacy.
The three modular dwellings share a common shell – bathroom, kitchenette and bed/sitting area – but vary greatly in design, reflecting the continents where SCAD has campuses – North America, Asia, and Europe.
The 32 animals included a Sunda slow loris, a nocturnal tree-dwelling primate; a common marmoset, a small monkey with a long tail; and three ball pythons, which are popular in the pet trade because of their docile nature.
Specifically, in a common garden experiment a lake-dwelling brown trout population from Lake Hald, Central Jutland, Denmark showed evidence for being adapted to higher water temperatures during incubation of eggs and larvae as compared to other populations [ 37].
Our data show that single and frequent falls, a common health problem in community-dwelling seniors, are negatively associated with quality of life, as rated with the EQ-5D in this study.
Investigators defined a compound as several multigenerational and multifamily dwellings enclosed by a common wall.
