"reside somewhere" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing that someone is living in a particular place or area. Example: The family decided to permanently reside somewhere in the countryside.
It really does reside somewhere between dance and theater".
There must reside somewhere in Lara's mind the roughing-up he received from Flintoff in Barbados.
Those outgoing and confident parts of your personality still reside somewhere inside you; they have not gone anywhere.
For now, Mr. Karadzic will reside somewhere close to the cell where his former close ally, Slobodan Milosevic, the former Serbian president, spent close to five years.
Or perhaps it is a measure of the attraction to the esoteric and bizarre that seems to reside somewhere deep within the English spirit.
"You all agree that some of the power being proposed for the new agency should reside somewhere else?" Representative John Campbell, Republican of California, asked the panel of senior officials who all nodded affirmatively.
The female psyche resides somewhere in two large ceramic sculptures by Grace Powers Fraioli of Rye.
It resided somewhere in Puerto Rico, and she had no idea how to access it.
Good barbera today resides somewhere between the simple wines of old, which could be thin and acidic, and the oaky aspiration bottles, tasting purely of ambition.
But when presented with the choice of giving their lives to save others, they showed a courage that most of us hope resides somewhere deep down in ourselves.
A sweaty, sweaty rock band with four people playing guitar, this group resides somewhere near the intersection of Weezer and Ted Nugent.
