"handle dispute" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to deal with or manage a disagreement or conflict. Example: As a customer service representative, it is important to know how to handle disputes between clients and find a fair resolution that satisfies both parties involved.
It is also no help in enabling tenants to handle disputes over common space.
The TPP also establishes mechanisms to handle disputes between foreign investors and governments.
A number of special tribunals handle disputes involving professional conduct, antidiscrimination, land use, workers' compensation, and other matters.
But the talks broke down, they said, over how to handle disputes over work rules, including shift lengths and overtime.
There's a company that eBay uses to handle disputes; it is being studied as a good model.
Three weeks ago, the dispute went before the Dubai Municipality Rent Committee, a body authorized by the Dubai Government to handle disputes between tenants and landlords, with powers to make binding judgments.
Planning and decision making happen at the level of local councils, which meet to handle disputes and discuss strategies for cultural adaptation.
Stipulations in the Ṭāʾif Accord have led to the post-civil war establishment of a Constitutional Council, which is empowered to monitor the constitutionality of laws and handle disputes in the electoral process.
Kyle has also, largely behind the scenes, had to handle disputes related to the profits from the film and book, as well as a defamation lawsuit brought by the former Minnesota governor and ex-professional wrestler Jesse Ventura.
In passages that caused many in the audience to nod, apparently recognizing references to the discord within the church, he said the fundamental insights of Exodus concerned "how we treat one another and how we handle disputes among us".
