"hand over this" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in contexts where someone is being given or passing something to another person. An example of its usage could be: "Please hand over this document to the receptionist when you get to the office."
After all we have seen with mad cow disease, Parliament should not hand over this responsibility to the Commission.
It seems as if the surgeons are relieved when patients want to decide for themselves and take responsibility for their lives, appreciating that they do not hand over this responsibility to the surgeons.
The education secretary has expertly played his hand over this particular policy.
Of course, Stephenson does not simply hand over this information to his reader on a platter.
He was the only person to hand over this basket of crackers that was on his side of the table.
"We cannot hand over this holy shrine to the government because the government is under the authority of occupation".
On August 27 28 French royalist counterrevolutionaries handed over this major French naval base and arsenal to an Anglo-Spanish fleet under the command of Vice Admiral Lord Hood and Admiral Juan de Lángara.
Unless General Mladic is arrested and handed over, this may be the last new case to come to trial in The Hague dealing with the 1990s wars in the former Yugoslavia.
The British military handed over this major Iraqi port to local administrators today in a symbolic transfer of power intended to show that Iraqis are beginning to take control of major elements of their country.
Prominent democrats and the English-language news media here contend that the government is flouting pledges on civil liberties made when Britain handed over this territory to China in 1997.
But in the five years since Britain handed over this former colony to China on July 1 , 1997 the authorities here have not chosen until now to proceed with such legislation.
