The phrase "already have settled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a decision or arrangement has been made prior to the current moment.
Example: "We have already have settled the details of the contract before the meeting."
Alternatives: "have already resolved" or "have already agreed upon".
The Jesuits already have settled 200 sex-abuse claims.
These amateurs already have settled into a continuum of society encompassing literally anybody who can write, speak or stand before a camera.
However, Cephalon itself disclosed in securities filings that the nearly $500 million it already set aside "in connection with certain modafinil antitrust litigation" may not be enough "to settle the matter with the remaining plaintiffs". Some direct purchasers already have settled with the company.
Those differences seem bridgeable, but other district employees already have settled for 6% raises.
Other district employee unions already have settled for about 6%, spread out over several years in various ways, but they could be entitled to additional compensation if the teachers get more.
But only a few thousand refugees have come, because those at the border do not want to go farther, some already having settled for weeks.
He already had settled on Mr Freeh as his choice before announcing the firing, and quickly moved to line up support for his confirmation.
Even when immigration officials want to deport someone who already has settled in the country, doing so is "virtually impossible" because of a lengthy backlog in the immigration courts, Sandweg said.
Already, we have settled a number of prominent cases and set up a Compensation Scheme, with cases to be adjudicated by former High Court judge Sir Charles Gray.
The winger has not scored in either of his friendly appearances so far but has already seems to have settled in well at his new club.
Ahead of the rate already and it will have settled the nerves.
