The phrase "a transitional house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a temporary living arrangement designed to help individuals transition from one situation to another, often in contexts like housing for those recovering from homelessness or rehabilitation.
Example: "After leaving the rehabilitation center, she moved into a transitional house to help her get back on her feet."
Alternatives: "temporary housing" or "transitional living facility".
A few years ago, her mother, concerned about the rate of domestic violence in the area, decided she wanted to open a transitional house for abused women and their children.
Now, three months later, she had completed a residential treatment program at McLean Hospital in Belmont, Mass., and was living in a transitional house in Cambridge for psychiatric patients.
Although he has applied to live in Staten Island, he is living in a transitional house in Collingwood, based on an order from the state parole board that he live in Camden County.
Eventually, I moved into a transitional house, a special type of shelter that prepares people for permanent housing.
The Coachman Family Center, in White Plains, is a transitional housing center for homeless families.
Last winter, she moved into a transitional housing shelter in Mobile, Ala., and helped the women and children there start a 250-bale garden.
Ms. Avalos said she recognized him as Manuel Ortega, a friend who lived next door to her at a transitional housing complex in Richmond.
It is somehow wholly unsurprising that Ms. Kennedy Cuomo and Mr. Cuomo's first date was a visit to a transitional housing project that Mr. Cuomo established.
When Ms. Eley was released on May 4, she was relocated to Rockaway Houses, a transitional housing program for formerly incarcerated women, where she lives on $454 a month in public assistance and $200 a month in food stamps.
He later sought refuge at the Independence Inn, a transitional housing center in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and he attended classes to get his General Educational Development diploma at the Door, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping young people.
I was like, 'Oh, my God, I have to get out of here.' " After a month, she was placed in a transitional housing shelter in Brooklyn, where she has lived for the past year.
