The phrase "as a dwelling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a place that serves as a home or residence.
Example: "The old building was repurposed as a dwelling for low-income families."
Alternatives: "as a residence" or "as a home".
Mrs. Cully says it is ideal as a dwelling.
The building application, signed by Roth, describes it as a "dwelling and office" but later accounts call it a hotel.
Owners would have to "use and occupy the individual dwellings as a dwelling house or to ensure such use and occupation".
In addition the study revealed the existence of two different approaches to landscape in the rural urban interface: landscape as a scenery and landscape as a dwelling place.
On the opposite or north side of Filbert street the plaintiff below was the owner of a lot or parcel of land, whereon was erected a large four-story building, at that time occupied as a dwelling and business house.
In 2014 the VOA issued guidance that states: "in times of economic downturn … there is no reason why [a guardian] scheme should not succeed in reducing tax liability by getting a property banded as a dwelling or dwellings".
What finally ended its period as a dwelling-place was not another war but an earthquake which struck in 1822, reducing the citadel's buildings to ruins.
We start with a simpler scenario: a hunter who encounters a great big bear in a burning forest, "such a bear as never was, a bear tall as a dwelling-hut, his pelt like a waterfall, his muzzle a wedge across the sky".
The FSB officer was charged with "abduction, extortion and breach of the inviolability of a dwelling" as well as abuse of office.
DIGS Perhaps only in Brooklyn — Williamsburg, to be precise — could Mr. Lorimer find a dwelling as strange as the crooked "rear house" he rents with his sister.
As Dellis explains, he visualises a dwelling he knows well, such as a house he lived in as a kid.
