"residence area" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an area or neighborhood where people reside, such as a housing development, gated community, or college dormitory complex. For example, "The police responded to a disturbance in the residence area behind Main Street."
Ghetto, formerly a street, or quarter, of a city set apart as a legally enforced residence area for Jews.
Parental age, birth order, marital status, residence area, educational level, and occupation were used as indices for SES.
White House officials said President Bush, who was exercising in the residence area of the White House at the time, was never in danger.
He was in the residence area of the White House exercising, presumably on the new fitness equipment that arrived on the heels of his inauguration.
White House officials said President Bush, who was in the residence area of the White House at the time, was never in danger.
He should learn the contents of each, the nature of the indicated profession and the dialect of the residence area listed in the document.
Later, they successfully lobbied for a "black corridor," a residence area dedicated to black students (students of other racial backgrounds were allowed to live there, and some did).
Each residence area and community center has its own Faculty Fellows, and there are more than 60 Faculty Fellows this year.
The police and witnesses said the insurgents either exploded their suicide vests or were shot before they were able to enter the main residence area of the compound, and that the dead included at least one Nepalese guard.
As the number of CD8α+ T cells decreased, tissue atrophy began in the main residence area of the cells.
It is essentially areas with vegetation, cropland, less population density, good drainage system, industrial area and high residence area.
