The phrase "are looking to settle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or intention to establish a permanent residence or to reach an agreement.
Example: "After years of traveling, they are looking to settle in a quiet town where they can enjoy a peaceful life."
Alternatives: "are seeking to establish" or "are aiming to find a home."
Now engaged, they are looking to settle down in Slovakia, where Thomas's music career has flourished.
A1 IN BASRA -- Without law and the Baath party it seems many Iraqis are looking to settle old scores.
The current conflict pits members of the steering committee and their allies against a dissident faction of lawyers, many of whom are looking to settle their cases before trial.
At the interview stage, consider whether you are looking to settle down in a stable role for the future or are looking for a dynamic position where the overall prospects with the employer, rather than the specific role, is most attractive to you.
Instant books about the U.S. presidential election will abound, but watch out for books by former members of the Bush administration who are looking to settle scores and cash in on an election-minded public.
The securities commission has placed a temporary freeze of his assets, and Mr. Calugar is looking to settle with the commission, according to filings in United States District Court in Nevada.
In May, Mr. Almunia took the rare step of going public with his demand that Google change its business practices, an indication that he was looking to settle rather than go through the time-consuming process of filing charges and making a case — after which the remedies won are often irrelevant in the rapidly changing technology industry.
We were looking to settle down, so it was essential that my wife and family be involved in the decision.
"She was keen and explained the family had just moved up from Wales and were looking to settle down.
