The phrase "a common residence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a shared living space or home that is occupied by multiple individuals, often in the context of relationships or cohabitation.
Example: "After years of dating, they decided to move in together and establish a common residence."
Alternatives: "shared home" or "joint living space".
The family group should be distinguished from a household, which may include boarders and roomers sharing a common residence.
They are not religious (and therefore do not pronounce the three vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience), have little or no common life in a common residence, have no superior but rather a manager of their few common affairs, and intend to bear Christian witness in the world in any type of secular employment.
The traditional stem family and the temporary stem family can be distinguished by the different forms of intergenerational relationships in a common residence according to the amount of time of living together.
The other sense is the civic one, which applies to a people by virtue of their common citizenship in a nation-state or, alternatively, by virtue of their common residence within relatively defined geographic borders.
The unifying theme among these figures, beyond their disdain for democracy, was their common residence in the loser's aisle of American history.
Faced with an unfaithful husband, however, "the wife may demand divorce on the ground of adultery by her husband [only] when he shall have brought his concubine into their common residence".
We adapt common residence time metrics used to compare single transient storage models for the competing and nested 2-SZ models.
Although underground built space can offer important benefits in terms of energy demand and consumption, underground residences have been largely regarded as unusual, far from the common residence type.
Alternatively, the Aquificae may be unique Epsilonproteobacteria, either descendants of a thermophilic or mesophilic epsilonproteobacterial ancestor that exchanged essential genes either reciprocally or nonreciprocally with other thermophilic lineages (i.e., Thermotogae and Archaea) due to their common residence in very hot habitats.
In an unprecedented step, one mining CEO abolished common residences and launched a housing scheme whereby miners could live with families.
The attack took place in 2002 in Gandhinagar at the famous Akshardham temple, which shared a common wall with the residence of Narendra Modi.
