Collocations for settlement - noun

final
lasting, long-term, permanent
comprehensive
a lasting and comprehensive peace settlement

early
temporary
amicable, friendly (BrE), peaceful
just, reasonable, satisfactory (esp. BrE)
compromise
negotiated
global (law)
a proposed $100-million global settlement of a class action suit

constitutional (esp. BrE), diplomatic, financial, legal, political
compensation (esp. BrE), divorce, marriage (esp. BrE)
out-of-court
generous
huge, large
They signed away their legal rights for a large cash settlement.

cash
peace
post-war
pay (esp. BrE), wage (BrE)
Nurses refused to accept a pay settlement less than the rate of inflation.

dispute

achieve, agree, reach, secure
Both parties hope to reach an amicable settlement.

make
They made a financial settlement with the family in order to prevent a civil lawsuit.

negotiate, produce
The union has negotiated a temporary settlement.

seek
Lawyers are seeking an out-of-court settlement.

offer, propose
accept
receive, win
They won a settlement of $10.6 million.

pay
The company had to pay multi-million-dollar settlements to victims.

agreement
negotiations for a final settlement agreement

offer
a $50 000 pretrial settlement offer

settlement of
the peaceful settlement of a long-standing dispute

under a/the settlement
a beneficiary under the settlement

settlement with
They have reached a settlement with the government.

in settlement of
They agreed to pay $8 million in settlement of the claim by Duqual.
a cheque in settlement of the amount owing (BrE)

the terms of the settlement

ancient, early
land
agricultural, rural
urban
coastal
isolated, outlying
large, small
human
the earliest urban human settlement in the world

European, Jewish, etc.
permanent
illegal
penal (esp. BrE)

establish, found
The Romans established a settlement on the south shore.

grow up
A settlement grew up around the castle.

patterns
early settlement patterns in South America

site (esp. BrE)