"smoothly handle" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's ability to manage or deal with something skillfully or without difficulty. It is typically used in a professional or formal context. Example: The new manager was able to smoothly handle the unexpected change in company policies, impressing her superiors with her adaptability and problem-solving skills.
The Z3 will easily be able to smoothly handle anything from graphically intensive games to video and image editing.
And while no luxury brand would ever invite a discounter to partner in a bricks-and-mortar operation, one might do it in an online context, if the discounter was offering the very things the brands lacked: the technology to smoothly handle the tremendous complexity of running an online store.
As a result, it can smoothly handle much more congested traffic conditions.
Our estimation and tracking algorithm is designed for robustness with respect to the ill-conditioned nature of the data matrix, can smoothly handle different levels of sparsity, and is modeled to include delays due to multi-path and the Doppler spread induced by the channel.
On this third trip, I had plenty of company and the front desk seemed to smoothly handle the daily tide of visitors.
Smoothly handled by Guillermin, it was also his last success.
Longoria said he enjoyed being surrounded by 20 television cameras and smoothly handled the verbal volleys.
And, so far, he is smoothly handling the Occupy Philadelphia protesters, who are literally camped on City Hall's doorstep.
That means disagreements or defaults may not be as smoothly handled as Western investors are typically accustomed to.
Betsy DiLellio, who is not from the New Jersey cast, smoothly handles the role of Maggie, daughter of the sputtering opera manager and almost-fiancée of Max.
However, while this situation has been smoothly handled, it should be clear that more senior-level attention to China, and especially to the Chinese military, is needed.
