The phrase "able to cope during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to manage or handle a situation or period of time, often in the context of stress or challenges.
Example: "She was able to cope during the difficult times at work, maintaining her composure and productivity."
Alternatives: "capable of managing during" or "able to handle during".
In that time my health got worse, although I was fortunate I was able to cope during this period.
Though his problems had worsened by 2001, Mr. Perry said he was able to cope during the first few weeks of filming "Serving Sara" though he was drinking heavily.
People who think positively may also live longer, be less likely to catch colds, and be better able to cope during hard times, according to more research.
Too much guidance can mean that you'll be "spoon-fed" too much and maybe not be able to cope during the higher grades.
However, the focus of this paper is the impact of the prolonged cold temperatures lasting more than a couple of days; circumstances which are relatively unusual in England and which we hypothesised would result in increased admissions for falls on snow and ice because the infrastructure is less able to cope than during the more common occurrence of a day or so of cold temperatures.
These recommendations also proposed to create a national network able to cope with increased demand during an H1N1 influenza-like epidemic and with any broadening of indications stemming from ongoing trial results and the anticipated increase in availability of equipment and consumables.
Our experiments compare the effectiveness of the ECA and the BDI-based resilience strategies and show that the latter is more flexible and able to cope with problems that occur during the execution of the anticipated behaviour.
A leading solicitor has expressed concern that London courts are "creaking" and may not be able to cope with the additional pressures that arise during the Olympics - when some courts will be holding fewer sittings.
Water levels are maintained at a lower level during the winter months, when flows are high, and the Drain needs to be able to cope with higher volumes of rainfall, than during the summer months, when navigable levels are maintained.
The PLST (1) states that residents with dementia are less able to cope with stress as they get tired during the day.
On-loan Manchester City defender Jason Denayer says the Celtic squad will be able to cope should Kris Commons leave the Scottish champions during January.
