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Is there a way to force to iPhone’s Safari to use media="handheld" in place of media="screen"?
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You can't. Safari intentionally disregards media=handheld, as such stylesheets were typically tailored to pre-iPhone handhelds with much lower capabilities, and would therefore result in a poor low-quality version of the page.
However, you can direct Safari to use specific stylesheets using conditional css.