'managing well with' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about how someone is doing with a difficult situation or challenge. For example: "John is managing well with his new job despite the stressful demands."
Eco rating Pomegranate trees grow easily in hot places and manage well with limited water.
Some places, such as Texas, manage well with only a part-time legislature.
When managed well, with clear communication between worker and hirer, zero hours contracts can benefit the business and the individual.
Some people with mildly arthritic joints, for instance, can manage well with the judicious use of medication.
One retired judge, Catriona Jarvis compared the current situation to the Balkan conflict during which, she said, Britain had "managed well" with 75,000 refugees.
"We believe there is a good chunk of people in nursing homes who are poor but could manage well with assisted living, while improving their independence, respect and dignity".
Nevertheless, for the first years of her rule, Mary managed well, with the aid of her natural half-brother James, earl of Moray, and helped in particular by her policy of religious tolerance.
As she later described it in an e-mail to me, "I left in February 2002 at 4 30 in the morning after I was another time told that I am not a good wife, as I do not manage well with my 'obligations' as a house wife.
Yet Germany is praised for being more open to competition, with 8% of passenger traffic and 25% of freight traffic carried by competitors to the incumbent Deutsche Bahn (see chart).However a study by Roland Berger, another consultancy, found that America, Canada, Japan, China and Russia manage well with vertically integrated railways.
