The phrase "are also residing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or location of individuals or groups in a particular place, often in a context that includes additional information or comparisons.
Example: "Many expatriates are also residing in the city, contributing to its diverse culture."
Alternatives: "are also living" or "also make their home".
Romney physician Dr. Lupton and his wife were also residing with Parsons' family at Shull's Gap.
The Matrikas are also believed to reside in a person's body.
NK cells are also known to reside in the liver and are capable of producing significant amounts of IFN-γ and minor amounts of IFN-α (Ahmad and Alvarez 2001).
A small but significant fraction of introns are also found to reside within the untranslated regions (5'UTRs and 3'UTRs) of expressed sequences.
Strikingly, upon re-infection of host cells and mice, mycobacteria with the here-described adaptations were more likely to survive not only in macrophages but are also able to reside longer in mice.
Cancer cells with stem-like properties, also known as cancer stem cells (CSC) or tumor-initiating cells (TICs), are also thought to reside in hypoxic niches within the tumor [ 2], exhibiting a metabolic program that allows their survival in this aggressive microenvironment [ 3].
Considering that the peptidoglycan is the platform to which all LPXTG proteins anchor, changes in their relative amount or distribution are also conceivable in bacteria residing within the host cell.
They are also more likely to reside in urban locations and in districts with significantly higher SLC pass rates.
Uninsured patients residing in HPSAs are also more likely than uninsured non-HPSA residents to report family incomes < 200% of the federal poverty level, to be unemployed and to have no high school diploma [ 41].
There are also many ethnic Hungarians, who reside largely in Transylvania, in the northwestern area of the country.
