The phrase "a student hall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a building or facility where students live, typically associated with a university or college.
Example: "After moving into a student hall, I quickly made friends with my roommates and other residents."
Alternatives: "student residence" or "dormitory".
Harriet Hall - Prior to attending the Toolbox as a student, Hall had been a "passive skeptic", "I hadn't done any writing... Ray Hyman and Wally Sampson encouraged me to try my hand at writing, one thing led to another and now I'm on the faculty of the Skeptic's Toolbox".
The convent then became a military barracks before being closed and all but abandoned before it was renovated to its former splendour as a student hall of residence.
Even as a student, Hall spent his summers and limited finances doing fieldwork, including the collection and identification of more than 900 species of plants.
Speaking in a student hall on the left bank, the heart of anti-American intellectualism, Ms Rice talked of a "new chapter" in Franco-American relations and of a need "to turn away from the disagreements of the past".
Competitors stayed in a student hall of residence but to practise I was able to visit someone's home – a lovely couple called Clare and John – and we have stayed friends.
Two young women move into a student hall of residence in London, and have this conversation: "It would be nice if we went around and talked like an Edna O'Brien novel.
Eventually someone passed me a cup of tea and the spell was broken: there I was, sitting in a student halls of residence, watching late-night golf on BBC2 on a tiny black-and-white TV.
If the greatest architects, theorists and social planners who've ever lived were revived to design the perfect marketplace for drug dealers, they'd come up with a student halls of residence.
Early in his University career, Counter lived in a student residence hall as dormitory director, resident tutor, and biological sciences tutor.
Buchanan Hall (constructed 1968) was renovated in 2009 to convert it from a student residence hall to a combined faculty research facility and executive residence.
Authors suggested testing more effective interventions and their differential impact in changing behavior [ 8] especially in a student residence hall environment and university campus [ 9, 5, 10].
