"help to handle" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to assist or support in managing or dealing with something. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a professional setting, personal relationships, or everyday tasks. Here is an example sentence: "Could you please lend a hand and help to handle this difficult client? Their demands are becoming overwhelming."
"It was madness," said Ms. Stern, who relies on part-time help to handle the holiday rush.
Jordan, Turkey and Iraq will be subject to enormous strain and they will seek other help to handle it, most likely from GCC countries.
People in the funeral business say that even with the staggering number of casualties, funeral homes may stand to lose out, with some discreetly discounting their services or hiring extra help to handle unusually high attendance at memorials.
Some have had to keep employees on overtime or hire additional help to handle the recall-related work — records have to be searched to identify and track products, and replacement products manufactured.
Tailorable interfaces can help to handle this challenge.
The use of the immune network [35] coordinates the immune centroids as synthetic instances, based on high data density clusters which help to handle the imbalanced data sets.
In 1987, Mayor Wasiscko made Mr. Surdoval his No. 2 man, helping to handle the desegregation case.
"Fuzzy logic, like chaos theory, helps to handle situations that otherwise would be hard to deal with in a rational, sensible way".
Similar to our directional G-norm, the shear helps to handle patterns in non-horizontal or vertical.
Concrete requirement traceability capacity, for instance, helps to handle request separately by allowing effective impact analysis, effort estimation and risk assessments for handling each new request.
The face detection is performed by means of the well-known Viola-Jones [87] approach (which combines increasingly more complex classifiers in a cascade) based detectors for face and head-shoulder (which helps to handle low resolution images) detection.
