The phrase "a temporary residence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a place where someone lives for a limited period of time, rather than permanently.
Example: "During my internship, I stayed in a temporary residence provided by the company."
Alternatives: "a short-term housing" or "a provisional dwelling."
Official Lhasa statistics record that out of 198,000 current residents, including Chinese workers who have obtained a temporary residence permit, 55percentt are Tibetan and 45percentt are Han, China's dominant ethnic group.
She tracked him to a temporary residence in Chelsea.
The young man had received a temporary residence permit earlier in the year.
This may apply in particular, to some of the costs associated with maintaining a temporary residence.
We also want them to lead us to places we don't recognize and build us a temporary residence there.
They then drove to the Fortune Academy, a fortresslike building that is a temporary residence for ex-prisoners.
In the winter, in freezing temperatures, Martin said he convinced Cowboy to take temporary residence.
Most of them now have a new temporary residence - federal jails.
Yang Shu Gong Zhee) is a Chinese filmmaker who's living in Hong Kong, on a series of temporary residence permits; her husband, Ka-ming Pete Teoo), an artist and festival programmer, and their young son, Yueyue (Tham Xin Yue), are citizens of Hong Kong.
Homeless persons were identified as individuals who had no permanent fixed address, were living outdoors or on the street, or were residing in a shelter or temporary residence at any one time in the 12 months prior to their diagnosis of TB.
Her husband initially got a two-year temporary residence permit but has so far been unable to turn this into permanent residency and remains undocumented due to delays with paperwork.
