The part of the sentence "far from being settled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that a situation or problem is still unresolved or not completely solved. For example, "The debate over climate change is far from being settled."
In the Championship, matters are far from being settled.
The judge hearing the case arranged a settlement conference for May 30, though the case is far from being settled.
The online video business is getting increasingly competitive and the dust is far from being settled on winners and losers.
Mr. Paterson said he believed that Friday's closed-door negotiations, which followed a similar session on Thursday, had begun to resolve some issues, though the most pressing one — who will hold the title of Senate president — is far from being settled.
The question of whether perception has a propositional content is far from being settled, even for those who think it has intentional content (see McDowell (2008); Crane (2009)).
What should platforms include and not include is a question that is far from being settled in the literature as well as in practice (Ciborra, 1996; Altman & Tripsas, 2014).
The English were far from being the earliest Europeans to settle on land that would one day become the United States.
First, the pragmatic argument is far from settled — it's not clear that torture works.
"It's far from settled, but it's close to being over," said the American ambassador to Ivory Coast, Phillip Carter.
The opening partnership is far from settled and that is going to be crucial.
This issue is far from settled, but it is unlikely that either of the models just described is valid in their extreme form.
