"flexible handling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where someone is able to adapt easily to different situations or requirements. For example, "Her flexible handling of different tasks and situations helped the team remain successful."
It's more flexible, handling customers with petabytes of data smoothly.
The framework incorporates the flexible handling of production and transition stages.
Benefits like web easiness, low file size requirements and flexible handling by several software platforms are introduced.
During the last years the need for a flexible handling of evaluated and validated data at TEXTOR was recognized.
This decomposition of the modelling process, combined with the capturing of the rules, enables a flexible handling of the software construction.
Some of the key strengths of the model are the flexible handling of the time and space dimensions and the combination of operation and investment optimisation.
The components of a book shield are relatively simple: two large pieces of thick cardboard glued together, an old bicycle inner tube (for flexible handles), and plastic wrap.
By Claire Barliant May 1, 2013 The components of a book shield are relatively simple: two large pieces of thick cardboard glued together, an old bicycle inner tube (for flexible handles), and plastic wrap.
Polo, game played on horseback between two teams of four players each who use mallets with long, flexible handles to drive a wooden ball down a grass field and between two goal posts.
At his request, Jeri Licht, Daniel's mother, visited Interact members at the school and took objects that enable her son to do everyday things like lift food to his mouth: a special pair of footlong plastic tongs and an equally long spoon with a flexible handle.
Three tactile stimulators were used to determine DMA: a cotton wisp (~3mN), a cotton-wool tip (Q-tip, ~100mN) attached to a flexible handle, and a disposable toothbrush (Top Dent®, Meda AB, Solna, Sweden, ~200-400mN) [15–12, 15].
