The phrase "a settlement will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the future occurrence or establishment of a settlement, often in legal or financial contexts.
Example: "After lengthy negotiations, a settlement will be reached by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "an agreement will be" or "a resolution will be".
Achieving such a settlement will be hard.
He said that structuring a settlement "will be difficult given the disparity" between their positions.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, a settlement will be announced next week.
It is not clear when a settlement will be formally announced, but it could be as early as this week.
Its boss, G.M. Rao, says he is "very confident" that a settlement will be reached allowing it to raise tariffs and extend its charges.
Dan Johnson, a spokesman for the Premier League, declined to comment on the dispute but said, "We're hopeful that a settlement will be reached".
We express the hope that a climate conducive to a negotiated settlement will be created soon so that there may no longer be the need for the armed struggle.
Should Poland however adopt a threatening attitude towards Germany, " a final settlement " will be necessary, notwithstanding the pact with Poland.
And there is a risk that the dangers of a military victory that is not accompanied by a political settlement will be ignored.
Some lawyers seem to think that their case will be swept into the MDL where a global settlement will be reached, allowing them to obtain a recovery without the individual merit of their case being scrutinized as closely as it would if it proceeded as a separate individual action.
The party paying the money fears that news of a large settlement will be blood in the water for more litigation, and, though a settlement is not an admission of liability, secrecy serves to protect the reputation of the accused.
