The phrase "a certain experience of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific type or quality of experience that is somewhat vague or not precisely defined.
Example: "She described a certain experience of joy that she felt during her travels."
Alternatives: "a particular experience of" or "a specific experience of".
As symbols of escapism, adventure and fantasy, they're also powerful when it comes to inspiring a certain experience or set of feelings in the viewer.
A certain experience and skill level of the surgeon is required to avoid complications like screw collisions during implant placement.
What makes these feminist arguments interesting is that they do more than argue for a direct link between having a certain experience and obtaining a certain piece of knowledge (though they include such cases in their analyses too).
What we are effectively buying when we are buying "organic food" etc is already a certain cultural experience, the experience of a "healthy ecological lifestyle".
We showed that telecom operators can either deploy more base stations or increase the storage size of existing deployment in order to achieve a certain quality-of-experience level.
So, I mean, the kind of experience — you can get a certain kind of experience today with the Web browser.
Volitions, thus, are habitual latencies that predispose and motivate an individual to have a certain type of experience while at the same time conditioning the response to that experience.
"There are some people who have experience, and they say 'I've dealt with this,' and they have a certain amount of experience and knowledge base to apply," Brysk said.
Key Findings and Conclusions The results of psychodiagnostic screening show that participants experienced a certain number of traumatic experiences even before the war.
Being president "requires a certain level of experience, a certain level of judgment, a certain instinct," Mr. Clinton said, referring to Mr. Gore.
