The phrase "a negative experience of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an unpleasant or difficult experience. For example, "I had a negative experience of going to the supermarket during the pandemic."
Have you had a negative experience of private student accommodation?
He will argue that many unsupportive fathers have had a negative experience of school themselves.
Literature indicates that withdrawal from the learning process becomes attractive to individuals affected by a negative experience of peer review.
(vii) A negative experience of residents before barrier construction is not likely to be influenced by the reduced immission level after construction.
She said: "Where minority ethnic pupils have a negative experience of education they are less likely to consider teaching as a potential future career.
It is a fine balance for mental-health organisations to be able to support anyone who has had a negative experience of ECT, while trying not to put off those who might benefit.
Don't show frustration or irritation during training, or you will confuse and frighten your dog making training sessions a negative experience for both of you.
In other words, about 9 in 10 players have had a negative experience because of cheaters.
"They have no house, no job and it's a negative experience," she said of her clients.
It's a dead-end road, a recruiting black hole where applicants go to die or leave with a negative experience and impression of your company.
She visited the grounds once a month for about a year and half and never had a negative experience with any of the women there.
