The phrase "a fine handling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a skillful or effective way of managing or dealing with something, often in contexts related to vehicles or situations requiring finesse.
Example: "The driver demonstrated a fine handling of the car during the challenging turns of the race."
Alternatives: "excellent control" or "skillful management".
The visitors responded in style, with their powerful pack retaining possession and earning good territory up front, and a pacy backline showing fine handling skills.
A simple, highly efficient method is reported here which overcomes the difficulty by using a carefully designed protocol and fine handling devices.
However, when Paddy Flynn finished a fine Castleford handling move on 57 minutes and Denny Solomona followed suit three minutes later with a remarkable finish, Danny Tickle converted the latter to drag the injury-hit Tigers back level at 18-18.
First, a microgripper with flexible hinge structures was designed to enable the fine handling of micro parts.
Junior Sa'u broke the deadlock after some fine handling put the centre over, before Lui and Niall Evalds crossed for further scores.
The only surprise is that it took Manuel Pellegrini, not José Mourinho, to recognise this given the latter's fine handling of John Terry in his twilight years at Chelsea.
Part memoir, part psychogeography, his book is concerned with life as it's lived in these liminal spaces, which, in Gevisser's fine handling, take on both physical and symbolic dimensions: the title, Dispatcher, is the name given by Gevisser as a child to the nerdy game he invented of poring over his dad's Johannesburg street map and figuring out routes between points.
On the plus side, VW does build cars that look good inside and out, and that are known for their exceptionally fine handling.
The Headphone's fit is so good that you can use them for jogging or running, especially with the grippy Comply tips, and Bragi also says they should be fine handling sweat.
