"housing structures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to buildings or constructions that are designed for people to live in. Example: The city government is investing in better housing structures for low-income families. In this sentence, "housing structures" refers to buildings or apartments that are being built or improved specifically for the purpose of providing housing for families with lower incomes.
"(But) it is quite plausible that in the more remote islands where people's housing structures are more fragile, that entire villages would have been flattened".
While a sense of its grandeur remains, the interior is rundown and makeshift housing structures fill the floor of the gallery.
In March, a fire broke out in one informal settlement, Deep Sea, leaving up to 90% of the housing structures destroyed and about 10,000 people homeless.
This manipulation of proportions and sightlines is found throughout Mr. Franken and Mr. Wright's home, which occupies different levels in three separate housing structures.
From a roof nearby, the notice read, visual inspection revealed "small housing structures built on top of this roof," along with other concerns, including "foliage resembling a small forest".
Different types of houses – slideshow A nice slideshow put together by students on a range of housing structures from across the world, along with information on who lives in them and the materials that were used to build them.
Data were collected on the families' wealth, standard of housing, family structure and parental characteristics.
First, each earpiece employs a double housing structure for an extra sound insulation layer.
We never developed the housing structure for a generation that stayed.
Precast panels, which can be manufactured at small yards, are used with steel lipped channels to construct a housing structure.
The Port Cell area outside the cryopump plug is affected by neutrons streaming through the housing structure and diagnostics penetrations.
