The phrase "some time to settle" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: After the argument, they needed some time to settle their differences and repair their friendship.
A poll of 75 economists by Reuters points to the early months of 2016 as the most likely timing for the first hike, meaning the next government would have some time to settle in before mortgage holders are hit with higher costs.
After Kottaras's homer, it took Hefner some time to settle down.
It took most of them some time to settle in, of course.
Blackpool had the better of the earlier skirmishes as both sides took some time to settle at the start.
It is clear that the wine comes from exuberant young syrah vines and needs some time to settle down, but I think the vineyards have potential.
So I was keen to see how the courtyard had turned out, now that the planting has had some time to settle in.
It is probably that after the signature of peace the delegates to the Peace Conference will remain in London some little time to settle such questions as the interchange of prisoners of war.
"The club has been granted some more time to settle what's owed as a result of the case we put forward, and I am confident that this will be done in the next two weeks.
Some concerts take time to settle.
[C12.] Judge Extends WorldCom Talks Judge Arthur J. Gonzalez of United States Bankruptcy Court gave WorldCom and some creditors more time to settle their differences.
Its now time to settle down, dig in and create some revolutionary applications.
