'ordinary residence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's permanent place of residence, i.e. where they are most frequently present. For example: "John established his ordinary residence in London after finishing his studies."
While the act prohibits discrimination by further education bodies in the admission of students, it accepts discrimination relating to nationality, ordinary residence, or the length of time a person has been present or resident in or outside the UK, provided that the body is acting in accordance with parliament or arrangements made with the approval of a minister of the crown.
The Seiryo-den, or ordinary residence of the sovereign in the Kyōto Imperial Palace, belonged to this period and was reconstructed in the 19th century on the model of the original.
"Those who resume ordinary residence in the UK are entitled to free NHS care again from arrival".
MIPEX_LTR – Measure of inclusiveness of access to long-term residence for ordinary non-EU citizens.
Firth and Helena Bonham Carter didn't even have to go outside to cross the fictional barrier between stuffy royal residences and ordinary London.
The intervention is designed to suit the ordinary work routines of community residences.
Home Speculation Unseats Investment in Stocks In several metropolitan areas where the real estate market is hot, rapidly rising sales prices are luring a growing number of ordinary people into buying and selling residences they will never occupy.
Ordinary folks can stay in upscale private residences while rubbing elbows with well-heeled neighbors.
The hotel treats the units like ordinary guest rooms when the owners are not in residence.
These included such gestures as opening up the prime minister's official residence to walk-in visitors and giving ordinary Pakistanis a chance to telephone the prime minister.
They entered the residence without noticing anything out of the ordinary.
