The phrase 'reside alone' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe someone living by themselves, or to refer to someone living alone in a place that is not their home. For example: "He decided to reside alone in his beach house during the summer months."
No artwork illustrates this as well as the bust of Nefertiti, which since 2005 resides alone in a palatial room at the Neues Museum in Berlin.
He says he offers older Japanese a chance to escape the feelings of isolation in what he calls an Americanized society in which elderly parents, who traditionally lived with their children and grandchildren, are now increasingly residing alone.
Nadia resided alone, and Saeed with his parents, but both were fortunate that their homes remained for a while in government-controlled neighborhoods, and so were spared much of the worst fighting and also the retaliatory air strikes that the Army was calling in on localities thought not merely to be occupied but disloyal.
Another 25.5% of households consisted of single persons residing alone.
What that means is a matter of speculation for now, Clark said, but it probably signals a long wait before a decision is reached on the fate of the statue, which resides alone in a special climate-controlled gallery at the Getty Villa antiquities museum in Pacific Palisades.
Yet, SOPE resides alone in a specialized structure (bacteriome) just like many obligate "primary" symbionts that have small genome sizes and long established associations with their insect hosts.
Will you be sharing this cost, or residing alone?
In control cells (5% FBS plus albumin alone), cytochome-c resided exclusively in the membrane fraction (Fig. 5A,B).
