'its residences' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to the dwelling or home of some entity or group. For example: "The university is known for its residences, which offer top-notch amenities."
Its residences cost $550,000 to $1.1 million, and it is building a golf course designed by Tom Fazio.
The centrepiece of the renovation project is the Chedi Andermatt hotel and its residences.
And the starting price of its residences will be more than 47.5 million rupees.
By the 1970s the harbor was blighted and most of its residences abandoned.
Alterra has 19 homes in the state, the most of any operator, and half are unlicensed; the adult-home rules governing its residences for Alzheimer's patients were formulated long before the assisted living industry was born.
In an early indication of the trend, the New York development One57 sold 50 percent of its residences within six months of its introduction in November 2011, with the most expensive apartments selling first, including the penthouse of almost 11,000 square feet for $95 million.
When continuously digesting food proteins such as casein, lupin and sunflower protein, the formation and intensity of most peptide peaks is flow rate dependent or more specifically it is dependent on its residence time (Fig. 4).
Numerous documentaries and several films have made reference to the presence of this magnificent mount and it is genuinely famous for its residence.
There's no word if this project will be brought to fruition any time soon, but if it does materialize, we expect that its residence will have an easy time getting ingredients for dinner. .
Therefore, incorporation of phospholipids into FA maybe increases its residence time in stratum corneum and makes it more suitable for skin permeation.
Given its residence within the gastrointestinal tract of animals, it is likely that the problem of resistance is exacerbated by ingestion of antimicrobial therapies for the treatment of other infections.
