The phrase "and resides in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing information about someone's location or residence, typically in a descriptive context.
Example: "The author, known for her captivating novels, was born in New York and resides in the picturesque town of Asheville."
Alternatives: "and lives in the" or "and is located in the".
Thirty years laterJohn D. Liu still lives in China and resides in the traditional courtyard style house built by his father.
Dr Soghoian has spent three years living the life of an ascetic in Washington, DC, where he rides a bicycle and resides in the basement of a house he shares with four other people.
Cass, the youngest, was adopted by a Conservative MP and resides in the leafy home counties where she is "head-girl material and heading for Oxford", both academic and attractive (though her diffidence has won her a reputation as an ice queen).
In the Bush pieces, Hertzberg does what you would expect of a man who stuffed envelopes for Adlai Stevenson before his 10th birthday, wrote speeches for Jimmy Carter and resides in "the bluest borough of the bluest city of the bluest state" in the Union.
The intuition of this proposition is not straightforward and resides in the same type of arguments invoked by De Donder and Hindriks [3].
(Stumpf, 1899, p 8; 1924, p 54) The first source is phenomenological and resides in the formal relations which are given directly to consciousness.
To qualify, you must be 62 and reside in the home as a primary residence.
Marcel Theroux, son of novelist Paul Theroux, was born in Uganda and resided in the United Kingdom.
The fossilized bones of Nyasasaurus parringtoni were excavated in the 1930s in Tanzania and reside in the Natural History Museum of London.
All three teams rhyme and reside in the same existential place: second in their respective sports in the New York City market.
The people are U.S. nationals (with the right to enter and reside in the United States) but not citizens.
