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The phrase "able to handle any" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability or capacity to manage various situations or tasks.
Example: "She is able to handle any challenges that come her way with grace and determination."
Alternatives: "capable of managing any" or "equipped to deal with any".
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Mr. Lander added that he expected the bridge to be able to handle any additional load.
I was confident that I'd be able to handle any new problems that might crop up.
I don't think it has anything to do with him not being able to handle any of that.
While Taiwan is growing less strongly, it is the most robust of the three economies, and should be able to handle any rise in bad debts.
Dr. Rohrich disagreed, saying that Ms. Banks's advanced education, experience and training under his tutelage made her highly qualified and able to handle any emergency.
That means your game console will be able to handle any high-speed connection your cable TV or telephone company can provide.
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Google, however, is obviously sharing the capacity here, so it won't quite be able to handle all of those calls at any given time.
He's able to handle all of that.
Metsky and Vieira want Tipflare to be able to handle anything, any topic one could imagine, and beat the rest by not focusing on page views or targeting ads — just on offering a service that's more intuitive and easier to use than the rest.
They bring the latest power and hardware to the all-in-one form factor. Seriously, a person could buy a model from either the A or B Series and feel confident that the systems will be able to handle nearly any task — gaming included.
Some home carbonators are able to handle this, or any kind of liquid.
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