The phrase "across the settlements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is happening or existing in multiple settlements or communities, often in a geographical or social context.
Example: "The new policy will be implemented across the settlements to ensure equal access to resources."
Alternatives: "throughout the settlements" or "in all the settlements".
The first day of the forced evacuations encountered only scattered pockets of resistance across the settlements.
Most of the tablets were imported in rubbish, including stable sweepings, from across the settlements as the Romans brought in tonnes of landfill to build up the sodden river banks and make building platforms.
A list was produced of all the enumeration areas and their respective populations, and a column was created with the cumulative population across the settlements.
It is time for a root and branch shake-up of the EU, a new across-the-board settlement, plugging its democratic deficit but also stepping up practical cooperation in areas such as countering terrorism, thrashed out in the interests of all of its 28 members.
He is known all across the settlement -- as evidenced by the number of times he is stopped to chat when I walk with him -- and is easily recognizable by his athletic swagger, charming gap-teeth and dreadlocks that have earned him the nickname "Rasta". He's a successful artist, an active and generous community organizer, and has strong family ties.
Hawa's account of how the attack unfolded is the same as those heard in camp after camp across Darfur, as well as the settlements across the border in the desert of eastern Chad, where the United Nations estimates another 100,000 villagers have streamed.
Stephen Mangione, a union spokesman, said, "The settlement includes across-the-board improvements and gains in wages, medical coverage and pensions".
The highway from Tel Aviv to the settlements runs across the southern tip of Azzun Atma.
Then, in 2002, live-capture traps started to be set around the settlements and across the rest of the island poisoned bait was put down in a highly methodical way, starting at the eastern tip.
Israel would have had the right to annex all but one of the settlements built in East Jerusalem, and land swaps would have been agreed to enable the Israelis to keep huge illegal settlements across the West Bank.
Significant differences were identified in the mean number of resources used by households across the three settlements (Kruskal Wallis Chi-squared = 9.29, df = 2, p = 0.01).
