'get it settled' is a correct and usable phrase in written English and is used to suggest the completion of something.
Example: We need to get this dispute settled as soon as possible.
Get it settled in its carrier, and drive the car around a bit.
If there's misappropriations, let's get it settled," he said.
I think I'll just write that again, get it settled in my brain.
It's a risk for both sides but at least it does get it settled fairly".
MR. SHANKS: No. THE COURT: It is a philosophic discussion which won't help us get it settled.
The horse was skittish and my father had to work to get it settled, but he was an expert rider and soon the horse's high, nervous steps fell under his control.
"With the grace of God and the help of this program, I got it settled," he said.
"We have got to let it settle down for a few days and see the extent of the damage but we think it will be four weeks minimum".
I clean up after the wake, I get it all settled.
You may want to spray the installed drain area with water to get it to settle or compact a bit.
The longer strike in Atlantic City also achieved solidarity, but failed to deliver a contract any better than what the union would have gotten had it settled at the deadline.
