"dealt" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is typically used as a past tense or past participle form of the verb "to deal." You can use it to refer to having done something with a person or situation, such as sorting out a problem. For example: "I dealt with the problem immediately to prevent further issues."
He dealt with one department at a time, often chairing meetings himself.
Ben Jackson, a student at King's College London, lived in a rented house in Lewisham and dealt with flooding and a broken boiler, and resorted to showering at university.
Complaints will be dealt with by the Data Protection Manager, and will be responded to within 30 days at the latest.
Google is not the only search engine, but no other private entity or Data Protection Authority has processed anywhere near the same number of requests (most have dealt with several hundred at most).
Interestingly, it is developed on BitBucket instead of GitHub but the functionality for the dictionaries dealt with exactly my use case.
By announcing that CarPlay will be available in vehicles from a myriad of car manufacturers this year, Apple has dealt the competition from OAA and Microsoft a heavy first-mover advantage blow.
Harris is being dealt with under the "others" strand, meaning the allegations have no link to Savile.
He also suggested that a key element of the UK contribution would be passing on the experience gained during previous operations in Iraq – the last British troops to withdraw from the country left as recently as May 2011 – and also lessons learned during the UK military's 13-year war with the Taliban in Afghanistan where troops dealt routinely with roadside bombs and other explosive devices.
"This is criminal, and must be dealt with as such.
After being approached by the Guardian, the bank issued Lynn an apology, saying its policy was not to require GRCs to change a customer's title and that the staff Lynn dealt with had failed to follow procedure.
Such cases will be dealt with robustly and those falsely accused should feel confident that the CPS will prosecute these cases wherever there is sufficient evidence and it is in the public interest to do so.
