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The phrase "able to handle that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability or capacity to manage a specific task or situation.
Example: "I believe she is able to handle that project on her own without any assistance."
Alternatives: "capable of managing that" or "equipped to deal with that."
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"They won't be able to handle that".
Will Bitcoin be able to handle that?
"She'll be able to handle that," Mr. Friedman said.
You need to be able to handle that pressure.
"U2 are more able to handle that sort of thing.
The private sector is clearly able to handle that service more efficiently than the government can.
I don't think they've grown the capacities to be able to handle that".
You've got to be able to handle that and not get swollen heads".
Are you going to be able to handle that?" Ford said he "absolutely" still wants to be mayor.
Once again, Contador was able to handle that stress and — once again — he was able to beat Andy Schleck of Luxembourg.
So if you think you're actually going to be able to handle that 700-horsepower virtual Ferrari without a ton of practice, think again.
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prepared to handle that
able to manipulate that
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able to infer that
able to detect that
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