"residential cluster" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a grouping of homes that are in close proximity or built together in one area. For example, "The new residential cluster includes 20 detached houses with small front and backyards."
The commercial area would have a different look from the residential cluster.
Whether detached, attached, part of a residential cluster or in a multiunit building, more and more dwellings in coming decades will look less and less like the home you now inhabit or the home where your parents grew up.
The basic Pedi social and living unit is the kgoro, which is a semicircular residential cluster of dwellings sheltering an extended family that is established around a group of related males but that may also include other people.
Here we present the technical and economical performances of a small scale trigeneration power plant based on solid oxide fuel cells and designed for a small residential cluster (i.e. 10 apartments).
The presence of a residential cluster of immigrants significantly influences the travel characteristics of the immigrants who live there.
Shouldn't we be more relaxed about this?" After all, there is evidence that residential clustering can foster a sense of belonging and security.
"The residential clusters are tightly packed and integrated into the contours of the landscape, preserving the majority of its site as virgin terrain," it read.
The developers of these unusual properties have had to be innovative to make the sites appealing, founding entire communities, rather than just residential clusters.
There is a spatial mismatch between Asian population clusters and transit-accessed jobs, possibly because of the car-oriented residential clusters around Honda of America Manufacturing in suburban areas.
We readily accept that the motives for clustering around Springsteen at Wembley are harmless, whereas those that drive others towards residential clusters in Bradford or religious free schools in Tower Hamlets are troubling.
The "Square Mile," as the City is sometimes known, has nine designated residential clusters, the official term for areas where such development is allowed.
