The phrase "at settlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, real estate, or legal agreements, typically referring to the point in time when a transaction is finalized.
Example: "The funds will be transferred to your account at settlement."
Alternatives: "upon closing" or "at the time of finalization".
Since commission fees are handled at settlement, many people wonder what they'll need to pay if a sale falls through.
Will you have the cash to cover it at settlement?
Netting substantially reduces the need for actual exchange of funds and securities at settlement.
In substance, the Good Friday Agreement differed little from the prior attempts at settlement.
The area remained empty until new attempts at settlement began in the 19th century.
— better known as Brooklyn — got hit with $57,333 in closing costs at settlement during the past year?
Either extreme resulted in relatively large sizes-at-settlement, an advantage for juvenile survivorship.
Larvae grew rapidly in warmer water, but settled sooner, resulting in smaller sizes-at-settlement.
However, the relationship between size-at-settlement and temperature was negative (R2 = 0.31; p<0.05), likely due to the strong negative relationship between PLD and temperature (R2 = 0.62, p<0.001), since size-at-settlement is a function of growth rate and the number of days spent in the plankton.
Otolith analysis of settlers and juveniles coupled with environmental data revealed that mean near-reef water temperature explained a significant proportion of variation in pelagic larval duration (PLD), early larval growth, size-at-settlement, and growth during early juvenile life.
Although recruitment of reef fishes to other locations, such as Panama, is known to be significantly related to larval growth or size-at-settlement [12], [42], the oceanographic setting of the two systems differ substantially.
