The phrase "a residential structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a building designed for people to live in, such as houses or apartments.
Example: "The city has implemented new regulations to ensure that all new developments meet the standards for a residential structure."
Alternatives: "a housing unit" or "a dwelling".
The rounds penetrated a residential structure, a garage area, where the victims were.
House N, a residential structure in Ōita, Japan, was also completed in 2008.
For those who bestow them, choosing the "right" name for a residential structure in the city or a colony of homes in the suburbs is considered essential for establishing identity.
The airstrike, near Tharthar Lake, a Sunni Arab region about 75 miles northwest of Baghdad, killed 19 senior-level insurgents with ties to Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia after insurgents first fired on a unit of American soldiers approaching a residential structure, the United States military said.
The ordinance would prevent the businesses from opening within 500 feet of a residential structure or property lines of a school, day-care center, senior center, restaurant or establishments that sell alcoholic beverages other than beer or wine for on-premises consumption.
A Jarred I. Kassenoff, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that while a state law known as the "warranty of habitability" obligates a landlord to ensure that a residential structure — including all common areas — is free of dangerous, hazardous or life-threatening conditions, a "rent abatement" for the loss of a required service isn't easily quantifiable.
As house prices continue to rise far beyond the budgets of many families, tiny homes – any residential structure smaller than 46 sq metres – offer a cost-effective and ecologically sound alternative for those prepared to squeeze into them.
The East Plaza was accessed via a narrow alley that ran between a large, low platform and a high-status residential structure with a patio (C8).
This paper investigates the storm duration effects on roof-to-wall-connection failures of a wood-framed, residential structure using a combined load sharing, nail-slip model.
For instance, if you are building a structural steel building with I-beam columns which require setting anchor bolts to secure them, you may begin your building layout with the centerline of these columns, where if you are building a wood-framed residential structure with a monolithic slab floor, the edge of the slab would be your best choice for the initial layout.
A subsequent revision in July 2002 resulted in an 86-floor design for use as an office and residential structure, similar to the current design which is, however, for a different combination of uses.
