The phrase "as a potential settlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an option or proposal that may resolve a dispute or issue.
Example: "The parties are considering the offer as a potential settlement to avoid further litigation."
Alternatives: "as a possible resolution" or "as a prospective agreement."
If Palestinians were to abandon negotiations altogether, they would appear to be in the wrong and seen as sabotaging a potential settlement, which would lead to international measures against them.
The two companies were ordered by a Delaware court in May to begin discussing a potential settlement, but as early as September HTC was threatening to have the LTE iPhone and iPads banned for sale in the U.S., based on patents it holds regarding LTE technology.
As macroalgae colonize potential settlement substratum for corals, they are assumed to hamper the recovery of coral assemblages after disturbance [3].
In contrast, JPMorgan Chase declared a $380m net loss, its first under Jamie Dimon as chief executive, as it set aside $9.2 billion for potential settlement costs in a slew of legal cases brought by American regulators.
Mr. Perkins said that while Mr. Ryan's office had suggested Mr. Krehbiel as a potential director as part of a settlement of the dispute, it was the Terra board's decision to elect him.
Given the context of ongoing US-Iranian rapprochement, Hezbollah and their Iranian backers are increasingly viewed as forces capable of playing a role in a potential future settlement to Syria's civil war.
His administration has interfered with the negotiation being led by Iowa Attorney General, Tom Miller, and the potential settlement has been whittled to worthlessness as a result".
Spectral confusion in a few small areas also contributed to potential settlement mapping errors, where what appeared to be non-settlement land cover had an almost identical spectral and radar response to settlements identified using Africover polygons.
Some securities law experts criticized Mr. Galvin for risking a derailment of a potential global settlement.
