The phrase "dwelling by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means "living near or beside something or someone." Example: The village is surrounded by lush forests, with a small community dwelling by the riverbank.
Sam finds his new dwelling by following a woman he sees in line registering for courses.
Through cunning techniques of architectural trickery, the design would "give dignity and consequence to each dwelling by making it appear to have the magnitude of two houses".
The Loftcube, a modular dwelling by the Berlin-based designer Werner Aisslinger, is just large enough, at 390 square feet, for one nomad and mate.
Ntokou-Pikounda National Park's relative inhospitality to humans helps to protect wildlife dwelling by deterring poachers or at least making poaching more challenging.
This paper describes the design of a new controller which controls the internal temperature of an individual dwelling by adjusting of the heating power.
In the opening scene of "Das Rheingold," the Rhinemaidens were joined in their underwater dwelling by somnolent podlike creatures and slithering dancers covered with dangling illuminated strands, like exotic animals in coral reefs.
Mitchell Joachim, a New York University associate professor and co-founder of Terreform One, aims to create a wholly new concept for micro-dwelling by rethinking the interaction of ecology, botany and design.
Having taken around 200,000 years to get to the halfway mark, demographers reckon that three-quarters of humanity could be city-dwelling by 2050, with most of the increase coming in the fast-growing towns of Asia and Africa.
He created a series of cavelike dwellings by spraying concrete onto bulbous mesh armatures.
The government reckons that England will need 4.4m new dwellings by 2016, largely because of changing family structures.
Certainly, many of the naturally occurring compounds called silicates were used in various kinds of mortar for construction of dwellings by the earliest people.
