The phrase "ability to cope when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to handle or manage situations or challenges that arise.
Example: "Her ability to cope when faced with unexpected difficulties is truly admirable."
Alternatives: "capacity to handle when" or "skill to manage when".
All we have are our desires, our hopes and dreams along with our ability to cope when life doesn't bring us what we think it will.
The challenge is to be personally realistic about risk, return and your ability to cope when exuberance inevitably gives way to a painful bear market.
This might reflect an influence particularly on more severe disease or an effect on people's ability to cope when symptoms occurred.
While limited by the small number of participants this exploratory research suggests that women see acupuncture as providing supportive care and beneficial effects in terms of their ability to cope when confronted with infertility related issues.
These risks include an individual's vulnerability to infection, perceived risk and actual risk-taking behaviour, differential exposure to HIV, knowledge and access to health information, health-seeking behaviour, the utilisation of services for treatment and the ability to cope when infected or affected by HIV.
Given concerns about the ability of home buyers to cope when interest rates eventually rise, CML director general Paul Smee said it was reassuring to see so many borrowers choosing to fix their payments.
But more important, they gave me confidence and the realization that I had the ability to cope and compete when I returned to the streets.
You need to consider the business's ability to cope with change: When preparing or updating the plan, the key points in the lifecycle of the business will need to be considered.
In particular, the model predicts that an increase of the genetic growth potential would be detrimental to both actual growth and the ability to cope with pathogens when nutrient supply is scarce.
Participants voiced concerns about their ability to cope as parents when their young person was discharged from hospital, and questioned their own parenting skills and competence.
In South Korea and Thailand, supervisors' subservience to politicians has impaired their ability to cope with the problems when they first appeared, before it was too late.
