The phrase "age of residence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the length of time a person has lived in a particular place or location.
Example: "The age of residence in this community is an important factor in determining eligibility for certain local benefits."
Alternatives: "length of residency" or "duration of residence".
"Comparison of schools cannot be just," the chairman of the examining committee wrote in 1850, "while the subjects of instruction are so differently situated as to fire-side influence, and subjected to the draw-backs inseparable from place of birth, of age, of residence, and many other adverse circumstances".
Demographic data (child's age, race/ethnicity, household income, parental educational level, type and age of residence) were collected through the questionnaire and statewide birth certificate files maintained by the California Department of Health Services (Sacramento, CA, USA) (Ma et al. 2002).
Here's what it should look like: (Name),(age), of (residence) died (passed away, or a word with a similar meaning), (date).
There are variations according to gender, age, area of residence and education.
The list included age, area of residence, household income, gender, and political voice.
Still, regardless of the relative affordability of a New York City mansion, the desire to live in such homes "is a throwback to the Gilded Age of residences, of the social extravagances we saw in the early 1900s," said Marc B. Spector, a principal of Spector Group Architects.
Age and years of residence in Tijuana were associated with increased odds of TB infection.
Age, sex, area of residence, and occupation were recorded.
The details of antibody levels by age and area of residence are shown in Table 1.
Additional sociodemographic factors collected included age, sex, area of residence, marital status, and country of birth.
Other covariates included age, sex, area of residence (urban versus rural), and geographical region of India.
