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The phrase "able to handle all" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's or something's capability to manage or deal with everything in a particular context.
Example: "Our new software is able to handle all customer inquiries efficiently and effectively."
Alternatives: "capable of managing everything" or "equipped to deal with all".
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I was able to handle all the work.
The responsibility we place on astronauts is high, and you need to have a high level of maturity when you get to this stage to be able to handle all the things that get placed in your care.
The associated thought is: " I will not be able to handle all these new things".
Most trapezes will not be able to handle all the weight.
He's able to handle all of that.
But even if it does, they will not be able to handle all the demand.
"The S.E.C. won't be able to handle all these cases," he said.
We are able to handle all possible threats in both oceans".
We had to up our server size multiple times, and still we weren't able to handle all the traffic".
"I know people look at me and say that, but I feel that a good player should be able to handle all three formats.
"She was able to handle all the pitfalls of the bingo management," said Herb Sandberg, who ran the games with her.
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