"dwelling area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer generally to an area where people live, such as a community, neighborhood, etc. For example: "The city increased its police presence in the populated dwelling areas in response to rising crime rates."
The ratio of the dwelling area to the land area.
As the principal royal kraal (an enclosed dwelling area belonging to a family) of the Swazi, Lobamba is the site of parliamentary buildings, an official residence of the king, the offices of the Swazi National Council, the National Archives and Museum, and the National Stadium.
The dwelling area is organized around mammoth bone huts, with numerous pits around each hut, large working areas with hearths, dumping areas, a butchering area for small and medium mammals, and the existence of a mammoth bone bed, which has been largely exploited during the occupation of the settlement.
My family came to the capital in 1946, it was my parents' generation that cleared the bush in Kilometre 5 and turned it into an urban dwelling area.
The basic social unit was the nuclear family, consisting of parents and their children, which had to fit in a dwelling area of several to 25 square meters.
In model 3, with further adjustment by dwelling area, the altitude range of 3000 3499 (OR 1.44) and the highest altitude range of 4500– (OR 2.69) kept significant association with hypertension independent of occupation and dwelling area.
The model of the neural network gives a prediction with an acceptable accuracy for the fires in dwelling areas.
In Upper Egypt, the intense increase of population has created a critical need to expand dwelling areas besides the old cities were constructed by the private sector.
There are no statistically significant differences between respondents to all cycles and those lost to follow-up, with regard to gender, education level and dwelling areas.
There is limited information on income status among different age groups, especially youths and seniors; Indigenous ethnicities (e.g. First Nations, Métis, and Inuit); and dwelling areas (e.g. urban, rural, and on-reserve).
There is limited information on educational status among genders, Indigenous ethnicities (First Nations, Metis, and Inuit), age groups (e.g. early learners such as toddlers, and elementary and junior high school students), and dwelling areas (e.g. urban and rural).
