The phrase "settling abroad" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means the act of moving and establishing oneself in a foreign country. Example: After years of planning, we finally made the decision of settling abroad in Thailand.
Among the principal candidates for buying the new "condos" were non-resident Indians: Bengalis settled abroad, mainly in America.
He is a wealthy man with a good business in Chandni Chowk and both his sons are settled abroad.
Edwina Shanahan, the marketing manager of Visafirst, a company that helps emigrants settle abroad, said there might be some truth to this.
Most people who move do not want to settle abroad, but to get cash and skills for a better life at home.Yet such results remain sensitive.
"There has been a trend now that young girls in India are chatting with Indian-origin boys settled abroad," Paliwal said.
But the great majority were civilians fleeing bombed-out cities, or ethnic Germans who'd settled abroad long before the war.
In many instances, members of the aristocratic Sunni families in Baghdad -- like Mr. Jabbar, Mrs. Jabbar and Mrs. Radi -- have chosen to stay in Iraq rather than settle abroad.
Ching Wang, a high-school classmate of Chung's who is now an emeritus professor of pharmaceutical chemistry at the University of California, San Francisco, told me that such shifting allegiances were not unusual among Taiwanese of their generation, especially those who settled abroad.
A spokesman for an international bank that set up a local branch four months ago says its short-term targets have already been met perhaps not surprising given that many families are supported by remittances from relatives who fled the fighting and settled abroad.
