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The phrase "a place to settle" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a location where someone can establish a home or reside.
Example: "After years of traveling, she finally found a place to settle and call home."
Alternatives: "a home to establish" or "a location to reside".
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"It was a place to settle down.
They are looking for a place to settle and lay.
So, last year, the couple diligently resumed the hunt for a place to settle.
Ms. Lipscomb wanted a place to settle into, not a place to crash.
Mold spores are all around us all the time, just looking for a place to settle and grow.
"Everyone is looking for something more comfortable, a place to settle down, a garden for the kids.
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A home is key to building a better life and finding a safe place to settle down and raise a family.
The idea that it would consider the Gowanus Canal a comfortable place to settle made Scotto feel vindicated.
According to Aztec legend, from the beginning of the 12th century to the beginning of the 13th, the Aztecs wandered in search of a new place to settle.
But if these commercial deficiencies seem like advantages, this village and its enclosing town of the same name can be a good place to settle in.
As might be deduced from this, the Lincolnshire wolds have long been a popular place to settle, not least for the area's well-earned reputation as a producer of fine food.
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