The phrase "ability to handle its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to manage or deal with a particular situation or task.
Example: "The team's ability to handle its workload efficiently has impressed the management."
Alternatives: "capacity to manage its" or "skill in dealing with its".
FB could have been prevented from purchasing additional servicing until it had clearly demonstrated the ability to handle its existing servicing.
Analysts said recent news from Europe had not instilled confidence in the Continent's ability to handle its fiscal challenges.
On Saturday, The Nation — a conservative English-language daily newspaper — expressed fears about the government's ability to handle its increasing security challenges.
Today there are four empty seats, a vacancy level that could harm the court's ability to handle its docket of complex cases.
Yesterday's announcement came at the end of a day in which both Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings downgraded their ratings on Qwest's ability to handle its $24.9 billion in debts.
Investors have been troubled by the potential of an increased discrepancy between Moody's and Standard & Poor's assessment of Japan's ability to handle its mounting debt, which currently stands at 100percentt of its gross domestic product.
The company says that it has proven it can handle the workload from larger customers based on its abilities to handle its own massive e-commerce and financial services businesses.
A "Global Solution Network" (or GSN) is a group of independent parties who have been brought together by a world problem they all perceive to be important, and which no single group has the ability to handle on its own.
In particular its ability to handle huge datasets makes it the ideal candidate for the study introduced in this article.
Its ability to "handle" objects is where the inspiration for its name originated.
Owing to its accuracy and its ability to handle heterogenous optical properties, the MC method is currently widely accepted as the gold standard approach for photon migration modelling.
