"handle document" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to managing or dealing with a particular document or set of documents. Example: "As the project manager, it is your responsibility to handle all project-related documents, ensuring they are organized and easily accessible for the team."
They force us to upgrade by making the programs that handle documents incompatible with older versions of the same software.
It aims, he said, to avoid the "influence of a single figurehead" by refusing to handle documents itself.
Muhammad Lal Ahmadi, the governor's chief of staff, supervises 23 employees, including three who answer letters, two who handle documents, two who handle "relations with other provinces" and two who schedule meetings.
Apple upped the ante a bit by giving away six apps to buyers of the iPad Air: iMovie and iPhoto, to manage and edit videos and photos; Pages, to handle documents; Numbers, for spread sheets; Keynote, for presentations; and GarageBand, for creating music.
The advantage of those methods is the high detection speed as they are not containing time-consuming operations, but they cannot handle documents well with very complex layouts.
And though she still handles document reviews, which were her responsibility at the temp agencies, Ms. Liu said she finds more variety and meaning in this job.
Supporting the delivery of the right information, in the right format and in the right quantity motivates the search for better ways of handling document sub-components or fragments.
Every new employee gets an "objection handling" document, their bible for dealing with unsure donors.
Seeking help, the Sueddeutsche Zeitung reached out to Ryle's consortium, a global network of journalists that had handled document leaks from the HSBC bank and the tiny European nation of Luxembourg.
(Ebrary.com usually, but not always, handles documents that already exist digitally).
