"prior residence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a person's previous place of living before their current one. Example: Before moving to New York City, Jane's prior residence was in Los Angeles.
The 2012 census captured more detailed demographic information on residents, including age and gender, marital status, employment status, length of residency, prior residence, employment transportation mode, citizenship and school residency, as well as dwellings and properties, including ownership, structure and status.
In that year the U.S. Congress granted amnesty to those who could establish specific conditions of prior residence.
The high variance in individual reproductive success and the apparent reproductive advantage associated with prior residence observed in this gopher tortoise population has important implications for the design of future translocation projects.
Onward (to a new destination) and return (to a prior residence) migrations are two forms of "repeat" migration and are viewed as centrally important for assimilation/upward mobility for race/ethnic groups.
Awarded to foreigners who provide scientific, artistic, cultural or economic benefits (ie, investment), an Austrian passport which requires neither prior residence in Austria, nor any knowledge of German allows visa-free entry to 125 countries and territories; St Kitts and Dominica allow entry to more than 50, including Britain (but not America).
Migrants were distinguished by current versus prior residence abroad.
No such data were collected for prior residences.
Additional data included diet, family history of diseases, psychosocial factors and prior residences.
No information on the arsenic concentration of the well water at prior residences was obtained.
Self-administered questionnaires evaluated diet, family history of diseases, psychosocial factors and prior residences.
Participants also completed self-administered questionnaires regarding diet, family history of diseases, psychosocial factors and prior residences.
