The phrase "appropriate to handling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or relevance of a method or approach for managing a particular situation or task.
Example: "The guidelines provided are appropriate to handling customer complaints effectively."
Alternatives: "suitable for managing" or "fitting for addressing".
"I think that we make our considerations based on the considerations of the case, based on the evidence, based on the facts, and based on what's appropriate to handle if we were to discover a problem or corruption or a violation of law that led to a US case, we would move on that basis," Lynch said.
Republicans are livid about Holder's failure to include in his confirmation questionnaire that he had written friend-of-the-court briefs in the terror case of Jose Padilla, arguing that civilian trials were appropriate to handle terror suspects and keep executive power in check.
As said before the change at head coach was necessary but it would have been more appropriate to handle it at season's end.
During some drilling campaigns, supercritical conditions were unexpected and therefore the well design was not appropriate to handle fluids at supercritical temperatures.
In such a context, the traditional cellular network planning approaches that rely only on finding the optimal placement of the macrocells are no longer appropriate to handle the current users' demands.
In this paper, inspired by two very different, successful metric theories such us the real view-point of Lowen's approach spaces and the probabilistic field of Kramosil and Michálek's fuzzy metric spaces, we present a family of spaces, called fuzzy approach spaces, that are appropriate to handle, at the same time, both measure conceptions.
Born in Germany and raised in Switzerland, Forster was the first Bond director not to come from the British Commonwealth of Nations, although he noted Bond's mother is Swiss, making him somewhat appropriate to handle the British icon.
