The phrase "able to effectively handle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to manage or deal with a situation or task successfully.
Example: "She is able to effectively handle multiple projects at once without compromising quality."
Alternatives: "capable of managing effectively" or "skilled at handling".
This implies they were adapted to a more coarse diet and although they doubtless would take what they could get, they would have been able to effectively handle tough, and especially woody, food.
Evidently, our framework in combination with the proposed scheduling algorithms is able to effectively handle the several link quality conditions.
The methodology was able to effectively handle different trade-offs and computationally evaluate hundreds of cation and anion combinations to search for optimal ILs.
And puts it in plumb position to capitalize on high rates of smartphone adoption in emerging markets — assuming its tech is able to effectively handle new linguistic complexities.
Likewise, if feature selection was not effective (or used), then the "Big Data Challenge" would remain and we were not able to effectively handle the particular challenges from Big Data.
Teachers must be able to effectively handle many complex classroom situations that might not be comparable to previous cases and may require choosing among different, even contradictory, teaching principles (Fenstermacher 1994).
His reputation for being incorruptible and his military background made him an attractive candidate, whom many Nigerians hoped might be able to more effectively handle the threat posed by the Islamic militant group Boko Haram, whose violent acts had terrorized parts of the country in recent years.
As Sickel and Friedrichsen (2013) have noted, handling controversy and being able to effectively teach evolutionary ideas are central features of effective teacher education programs.
When I inquired whether he had any problems with his job at the camp, he answered that he was afraid his crew of only fifty would not be able to handle effectively the needs of the six thousand people who were totally dependent on them.
