The phrase 'a far more experienced' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate a great degree of experience or skill. For example, you could say, "I chose John to be the team leader because he was a far more experienced candidate than the others."
This column does not write about the genre on the grounds that it has not read one since 1987, and that there is a far more experienced critic of this type of book elsewhere in these pages.
Novellie may not have been on the UK scene all that long, yet he has the writing skills of a far more experienced comic, boasting a flair for perfectly chosen language and the ability to land excellent flab-free punchlines.
grace at the MTV awards, where later in the night she ceded her own speech time to Ms. Swift, and at the Grammys on Sunday also highlighted her role as a far more experienced older sister to the generation of Ms. Swift and Lady Gaga (who is 23).
"The man Federer had just beaten 4-6, 7-5, 6-3, 6-4 was not the tentative, nerve-shackled Scot he had squashed in the Australian Open final in 2010 and he was certainly a far more experienced, much stronger and more complete player than the young rookie he sent packing in the US Open final in 2008.
Showing up with nothing more than notebooks, pens and a conviction that they could make money, Cohen and Steers beat out a far more experienced rival armed with glossy handouts and flip charts.
I grabbed happily one and chatted with my first fellow traveler who was a far more experienced on sailing than me.
From the start, Mr Cheney was a vice president with a difference – a number two who was far more experienced in foreign policy than his boss, far more versed in the ways of Washington, and yet who had no ambition of becoming top dog himself, and thus cared little what the public thought of him.
A certified full-time mohel is usually far more experienced than a doctor who does ritual circumcisions as a sideline or hobby.
Council aides are fond of pointing out that the man who is half Mr. Bloomberg's age is not only far more experienced a public servant than the mayor -- whose first elected post is this one -- but has also served in office longer.
Sharing a program with works by the far more experienced Benjamin Millepied and Christopher Wheeldon, it looks the most perfectly edited — the one that has the surest vision of what it means to be.
