The phrase "when it comes to handling" is correct and commonly used in written English.
For example, "When it comes to handling customer complaints, I have extensive experience."
A Fox News poll conducted this week found when "it comes to handling the budget deficit," 44 percent of registered voters agreed more with Mr. Obama, while 41 percent agreed more with Republicans.
But PHP has its warts and its limits, especially when it comes to handling a high volume of users.
An institution that defines itself in terms of honor and integrity, but which acts with very little of either when it comes to handling rape or sexual assault in its ranks.
When it comes to handling political prisoners, however, it appears nothing much has changed.
In addition, advocates criticize zoo's track records when it comes to handling elephants.
This is undoubtedly the biggest challenge when it comes to handling friendships at work.
Indeed, when it comes to handling the press Hillary Clinton sometimes seems to have a positive talent to annoy.
When it comes to handling stress, start with yourself: we are our own most effective, powerful resource.
The administration has seemed less sure-footed when it comes to handling the threat to the nation's economy.
They are also closely matched when it comes to handling taxes — another likely flash point in the coming campaign.
When it comes to handling stressful situations at work, employees may lack the authority, guidance, and skills they need to make appropriate decisions when dealing with customers.
