"dealing positively" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe an approach to a situation that is proactive and optimistic, such as "We are dealing positively with the challenges that we are faced with."
"We in the revolutionary factions reconfirm our fixed position of dealing positively with the idea of a ceasefire," said the text of the letter as confirmed by the rebel officials.
Dr Roy was the author of several books in the Bengali language, many of them dealing positively with subjects that are anathema to Islamic fundamentalists including atheism, the theory of evolution, scepticism and rationalism.
Hyatt Hotels is training every employee to deal positively with customers, helping to promote porters to customer service representatives.
In the capital Sanaa on Saturday, the Yemeni government said it was ready to "deal positively" with the resolution and did nothing.
"We deal positively with any initiative that can end the aggression and allow the withdrawal of the occupation troops and end the siege so that we can stop the bloodshed," Haniyeh said.
I think they just underscore the need for a new understanding of adulthood, proper; a new framework through which people can learn to deal positively with that adult life challenges of today's world.
UNICEF considers life skills necessary for children to deal positively and effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life.
Through the clubs, children also acquire life skills necessary for them to deal positively and effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life.
These should include empowering service users to deal positively with stigmatizing and discriminatory behaviours and maintain their own psychosocial wellbeing to reduce the impact of externalised/experienced and internalized stigma.
Eighty percent of the interviewed patients had previously witnessed relatives seriously suffering from disease; in 13% of the interview sample the experience resulted in increased present suffering (caused by increased fear of future suffering), while in 12% the result was increased confidence to bear future suffering (caused by witnessing a person who managed to deal positively with suffering).
Parents who deal positively with conflict will generally have kids who deal positively with conflict.
