The phrase "a permanent settlement for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the establishment of a long-term or lasting arrangement or location for a specific purpose or group.
Example: "The government is working on a plan to create a permanent settlement for the displaced families."
Alternatives: "a lasting solution for" or "a long-term arrangement for".
After meeting with Mr. Sabri al-Hadithi, the Russian foreign minister, Igor S. Ivanov, at a news conference with the Iraqi, repeated the Kremlin's position that military action against Iraq "would seriously undermine the already difficult situation in the Persian Gulf and the Middle East" and make prospects for a permanent settlement of the region's problems even more remote.
The result was the Wye Memorandum, which spelled out in precise detail steps to be taken by Israel and the Palestinians to complete the interim peace deal they had been negotiating for five years and also laid the foundation for negotiations on a permanent settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
A permanent settlement of farmers and traders was made about 1850.
The two sides need to reach a permanent settlement once and for all.
If so, President Obama will be able to capitalize on the cease-fire to renew a push for a permanent settlement.
Whoever believes in the Jewish right to a nation, to peace and to a normal life must make a true effort to resume political dialogue, to reach a permanent settlement, to set permanent borders for Israel and not to give up the chance to live in peace with all our neighbors.
Since many of them came originally from Galilee, the return of some of them to Arab villages in the region would not rock the Israeli state.Thirsting for waterbrooksIn all this, one fundamental question has barely been touched on in the negotiations for a permanent settlement.
Unlike Weston, who had brought only working men, Gorges brought families intending for a permanent settlement.
"I'm looking forward to getting home soon to spend Christmas with my family and to continue my quest for a permanent settlement on Mars," he said in his statement.
According to Bruchac's Thirteen Moons on Turtle's Back the island was not a permanent settlement, but was likely used for fishing and hunting trips in the summer.
