The phrase "all residing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or entities that live or are located in a specific place or area.
Example: "The committee will review the applications from all residing members of the community."
Alternatives: "all living" or "everyone who resides".
Besides his daughter, who lives in California, Harvey is survived by his son, Adam; daughter-in-law Lisa, and grandchildren Joshua, Danielle and Lillian, all residing in Ohio.
Beloved husband of writer Chris Welles Feder, he was a loving father to Katia Feder Dubus and Ivan Feder, a caring father-in-law to Bertrand Dubus and Joanna Feder, a doting grandfather to Alex Dubus and Aria Feder, all residing in Paris, France, and a fond uncle to Paul Feder and his wife Morgan Stecher of Brooklyn, New York.
They "are not real Qualities at all, residing in any subject, but merely abstract Names to express the Effects of some determinate Motions of certain streams of Matter... ...... (ibid., p. 760; Clarke and Collins, p. 57).
The state currently has three individuals on death row, all residing in Arapahoe County.
Interestingly, ARN4 homologs only exist in SSSG species, all residing in sub-telomeric regions.
A case-control study was performed comparing a population-based series of 99 MBC cases, characterized for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, with 261 male population controls, all residing in Tuscany, Central Italy.
All resided in The Woodlands or Conroe TX.
But in such a world, we'd all reside a few feet away from cell towers for the rest of our lives. .
The sample in this study all resided with their mothers; thus, the results may not be generalisable to the population level.
All those residing outside the UK or with unknown postcode are excluded (31154 cases).
"There has been all this material residing in bits and pieces all over the world," Professor McChesney said.
