The phrase "a view to settling" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal contexts to indicate an intention or purpose related to reaching a resolution or agreement.
Example: "The parties entered negotiations with a view to settling their differences amicably."
Alternatives: "with the intention of resolving" or "aiming to reach an agreement."
Away I scuttled, with a view to settling in my mind exactly what neeps are.
The next day, the accuser said, he told his mother and his older brother, and his parents had a talk with the priest with a view to settling the matter.
Hence, instead of having in place proactive technical interventions that can immediately respond by reassigning resources to keep performance levels within acceptable thresholds, any QoS breaches that occur in the infrastructure are handled largely by follow up admin negotiations with a view to settling any business losses that may result from service interruptions through compensation.
It expects the average level of recorded TV viewing to settle down around the 15% mark.
"Once all households have the ability to digitally record TV programmes, Thinkbox expects the average level of recorded and playback TV viewing to settle at around 15-20% of total linear viewing," said the body.
Thinkbox said it expected the average amount of recorded and playback TV viewing to settle at around 15-20% of total linear viewing, with the proportion of on demand viewing increasing as part of the time-shifted total.
Away from the bizarrely high moral standards of the boxing bubble, the casuals and the clueless are discussing the pair, presumably with a view to one day seeing them settle their squabble in a ring.
Vernon Hince, the RMT's acting general secretary, said: "We now hope we can settle down with a view to resolving this dispute amicably".
They finally settled for "reductions with a view to phasing out".
By the fourth Test I had an appointment to view, settling into the sofa for an entire day, texting cricket lovers and, wait till you hear this, poring over a range of papers to read what the game's great philosophers had to say about it.
According to the indictment, in the early stages of the scheme, which lasted from the 1970s through 2005, Milberg Weiss partners provided cash to pay the kickbacks since it is illegal for a plaintiff to receive any portion of the legal fees, which could be viewed as an incentive to settle rather than act in the best interest of the class.
