The phrase "reside separately" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to live in different places or dwellings. Example: After the divorce, the couple decided to reside separately in different cities.
In this paper, a document definition language is presented which resides separately from the software level.
Butterfield had to manage Nixon's relations with everyone from his Cabinet members to his wife, Pat, who on vacations resided separately from the President.
Contrast to the considerably flocculated structure reported previously, the IrOx·nH2O construction herein was well-defined sphere-like clusters (5-10 nm) and resides separately.
(Kevin Reilly, former TNT and TBS president, has already been in a new gig running Warner Medias streaming service). If Greenblatt comes in, the former NBC chief would probably be handed oversight of both of their buckets — at least on the content side — with the business side residing separately under AT&T.
Second, the human-readable description of the model in the publication resides separately from its computational instantiation rather than within the executable code that the authors ran to generate their results (not retrievable).
In a 2-year study of servicemen residing separately from native populations and with 4 days of FUO in 6 Navy-Marine hospitals, 5 (0.6%) of 377 cases resulted from dengue (37 ).
At various times between 1997 through 2008, Vorobiev has used as his mailing address a number of the residences in New York and New Jersey where Poteroba and Koval resided, together or separately.
Among many important contributions to this field, Klotman and her team demonstrated that HIV resides in and evolves separately in kidney cells, a critical step in HIV-associated kidney disease.
If a study has participants from multiple populations (eg, multiple ages or settings), results relating to the population of interest (ie, residents ≥65 years of age residing in LTC) must be presented separately for the study to be included.
