The phrase "a settlement planned for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific settlement that is being organized or scheduled for a particular time or event.
Example: "The city council announced a settlement planned for next month to address the ongoing disputes between the residents and the developers."
Alternatives: "an agreement scheduled for" or "a resolution arranged for".
The next step, he said, will be to submit a settlement plan to the Federal Election Commission for approval so that he may terminate his presidential committee.
The council members, George Argyros, Gary Hunt and Thomas Sutton, who helped shape a proposed settlement plan for investors in the failed Orange County investment pool, said the bankruptcy represents an opportunity for county residents to reinvent county government and make it smaller and more efficient.
REUTERS Mason Capital to Wade into Lehman Settlement Skirmish | The hedge fund is set to add its voice to the growing cacophony coming from a group of distressed hedge fund creditors that object to the latest settlement plan for the bankrupt firm, The Financial Times reports.
[C4.] Court Approves Halliburton Deal A federal court approved Halliburton's $4.2 billion settlement of asbestos claims, but another court delayed the asbestos settlement plan for ABB's Combustion Engineering unit.
The development of Johor's inland towns were attributed to the efforts by the various Kangchu, who were responsible for drawing the settlement plan for the coolies living within the plantation they were working on, from which new towns were formed.
Furthermore, this study can be used as a base for the settlement planning.
The Labour Party produced a modest settlement plan, mostly for a strategic presence to secure the new eastern border.
The defense minister, Benjamin Ben-Eliezer, has threatened to lead his left-leaning Labor party in a vote against Mr. Sharon's proposed 2003 budget unless Mr. Sharon shifts money planned for the settlements to social needs.
She also demanded a freeze on new Jewish settlements on Palestinian territory such as that planned for Ramat Shlomo.
In 1807, the local landowner Alexander Fraser was clearing his estates to make way for sheep, and founded Evanton as a planned settlement for the relocated residents, modestly naming it after his son.
