The phrase "allow us to handle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when offering assistance or taking responsibility for a task or situation.
Example: "If you have any concerns, please let us know, and we will allow us to handle the situation promptly."
Alternatives: "let us take care of" or "permit us to manage".
Life science is changing — we're dealing with very large amounts of information, we're developing computational programs and other things that allow us to handle that information, and students need to be prepared for that world.
In some cases, Cardinal Levada said, "we've been able to make exceptions" to the statute of limitations that "allow us to handle cases in which strong measures need to be taken".
This will allow us to handle temporal masking effect where high-speed motion hides the visibility of distortions.
"And also, it will allow us to handle increased capacity over the next 15 years or so".
Saltation matrices allow us to handle any jumps in the system (or its linearisation) when it changes from one dynamical regime to another.
The automatic alignment procedures developed in this work allow us to handle a high density of gold particles, with thousands of markers in the field of view.
The proposed strategy is based on finding an optimum discharge rate for an efficient use of the SIT inventory and it allows us to handle an SBO accident with higher confidence.
however, in deciding how much sequencing is done, we simply focus only on l > L. This simplification allows us to handle many different types of SV using identical design criteria.
Marker and pedigree information were combined in multipoint analyses using Simwalk2 Bayesian software to estimate these matrices [ 35], which allowed us to handle such large and complex pedigrees.
This procedure allows us to handle the displacement of the interface while respecting the flux condition at the interface.
This allows us to handle exceptions by means of prioritized rules, thus taking lessons from non-monotonic reasoning.
