"dormitory area" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the area where dormitories are located, for example: "The college’s dormitory area houses 500 students."
In the latter structure he set the dormitory area apart from the common services areas located in a separate building.
That night, thousands of protesters drove to the dormitory area of the university after midnight, snarling traffic and honking their horns.
Now the system, which cost the college about $63,000, provides Internet access at 1.6 megabits per second to more than just the dormitory area.
By the time that Felling ceased to be an independent town and was incorporated into the Metropolitan Borough of Gateshead in 1974, Felling had become a "dormitory area" and remains so today.
They ascended to the roof, one floor above the dormitory area where they had been housed, and used a makeshift rope of knotted bedsheets and cloth to rappel down the side of the building.
They ascended to the roof, one floor above the dormitory area where they had been housed, and used a rope of knotted bedsheets and cloth to rappel down the side of the building.
The largest, Soweto, just outside Johannesburg, is a city in its own right, home to Soweto stands for South Western Townships, dormitory areas originally built to house Johannesburg's black workforce.
Each zone is determined by its functions, such as teaching buildings, dormitory areas, playgrounds, and dining rooms in a university campus.
Although the school does have sprinklers in some dormitory common areas, there are none anywhere in Boland Hall, where three students died in a Jan . 19fire that is still under investigation.
Last July, Luis Gonzaga Castro Flores, a trafficker working for the powerful Sinaloa Cartel, bought his way out of Reclusorio Preventivo Oriente prison, where he was described by the local media as the godfather of Dormitory No. 9, the area where many drug prisoners are kept.
Today it's a dormitory town, but the area has had a varied history.
