"sector of residence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the specific area or district in which someone lives. Example: His job required him to move to a different sector of residence, so he had to find a new place to live.
Briefly, the National Centre for Social Research provided postcode sector of residence for all households in the Health Surveys for England in 1994, 1998 and 2003.
Deprivation categories were assigned using the postcode sector of residence in 2001, which provides the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD).
Persons diagnosed with pancreatic cancer during 1993 1997 were assigned to a 1991 census-based Carstairs deprivation quintile according to their postcode sector of residence at the time of diagnosis (Morris and Carstairs, 1991).
This scoring system is based on census data on car ownership, unemployment, overcrowding, and social class within postcode sectors of residence, which contain an average of 1600 residents.
On the basis of postcode sectors of residence, individuals were assigned to quintiles of Carstairs deprivation scores by applying 1981 , 1991and 2001 census-derived Carstairs scores to the periods of diagnosis 1978 1985, 1986–1995, 1996 2004, respectively.
Socio-economic deprivation was measured using the Carstairs socio-economic deprivation score, a scoring system based on census data of car ownership, unemployment, overcrowding, and social class, within postcode sectors of residence that contain approximately 16 000 people.
As an indicator of socio-economic position, based on postcode sectors of residence at the time of original diagnosis, individuals were assigned to fifths of Carstairs deprivation scores by applying 1981 , 1991 and 2001 census-derived Carstairs scores to the periods of diagnosis 1981 1985, 1986–1995, 1996 2003, respectively.
As an indicator of socio-economic position, based on postcode sectors of residence at the time of original diagnosis, individuals were assigned to population-weighted fifths of Carstairs deprivation scores by applying 1991 and 2001 census-derived Carstairs scores to the periods of diagnosis 1981 1995 and 1996 2011, respectively.
The data included the postcode sector of the main residence of the case and either the date of onset or more commonly the date of laboratory report.
The report urges countries to require banks and tax havens to regularly report deposit data by sector, maturity and country of residence of deposit holders to the Bank for International Settlements, the bank for central banks.
The SLID also includes information on age, household composition, province of residence, and sector of activity.
