"location of residence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person's place of permanent living. For example: "Please provide your full name and location of residence."
In the youngest age group, obesity was more strongly associated with location of residence when 10 12yo than with present location of residence, with urban residents reporting more obesity for both sexes (Fig. 4a).
Some differences were identified based on user groups and location of residence.
Other factors influencing personal exposure are: background concentrations and location of residence in an urban, suburban or rural environment.
Location of residence confounded the risk due to race ethnicity and was an effect modifier of risk due to age.
When stratified by location of residence, menarche age was only associated with BP and hypertension among women living in rural areas.
High agreement between geographic location of injury and location of residence has been previously reported (Gabella et al. 1997).
Still, the program has offered more parents a choice in schools that didn't exist before, when students were zoned to public schools by geographic location of residence.
The location of residence during the mid-point of WWII was dichotomized to 'lived in a city in 1942', or 'lived in a rural area in 1942'.
Individuals also provided a limited amount of information by written survey regarding their location of residence, age, gender, weight and height, and recent pharmaceutical usage.
Attendance at a particular clinic (which served as proxy for location of residence) and estimated date of seroconversion were screened for all the isolates contributing to clusters.
Odds ratios were adjusted for location of residence.
