"residence compound" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a cluster of buildings or dwellings in a walled area, usually for the purposes of providing housing to members of a specific group, such as a company or government agency. For example, "The company set up a residence compound outside the city to house their employees."
Another 29 bodies were found in and around a makeshift field clinic outside Bab al-Aziziya, Colonel Qaddafi's main residence compound.
In recent days, it has been considered too dangerous to work in the embassy itself, which is inside a city centre office block, leaving a skeleton staff at a fortified residence compound in the south-west of the city.
Last week, a Taliban suicide bomber killed 15 men, 13 Nepalese and two Indian contractors who helped secure the embassy, striking the guards' commuter bus just after it had picked them up at their residence compound.
More than 122,000 people visited the giant retail-dining-residence compound opening weekend, while the following two weekends saw crowds grow by 1.6%and2.4%4%, respectively.
Apart from Bashir's residence, the compound – the most heavily guarded in Sudan – also houses the defence ministry and the headquarters of the powerful National Intelligence and Security Service.
They dined alone — if you don't count the dozens of servants and Libyan aides rushing about with spicy lentil soup and other delicacies — in the private kitchen of his tent at his Bab al Azizia residence, the compound bombed by American airstrikes in 1986 at the height of the American-Libyan tensions.
They dined alone – if you don't count the dozens of servants and Libyan aides rushing about with spicy lentil soup and other delicacies – in the private kitchen of his tent at his Bab al-Aziziya residence, the compound bombed by American airstrikes in 1986 at the height of the American-Libyan tensions.
Travel times between individual residences or compounds and Herat Hospital were predicted with a cost-surface modelling approach in IDRISI.
Gülen was inside his residence on the compound at the time.
One family — the Al Kurds — lost half their property; they now live, uncomfortably, behind the settlers who took up residence in their compound.
President Reagan retaliated 10 days later by bombing targets in Libya, including Colonel Qaddafi's residence in his compound at the Bab al-Aziziya barracks in Tripoli.
