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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a year of experiencing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period of time dedicated to gaining experiences or undergoing various events or activities.
Example: "After a year of experiencing different cultures, I feel more open-minded and appreciative of diversity."
Alternatives: "a year of exploration" or "a year of learning".
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We started workshops in the autumn of last year, and had auditions in the spring before that – so although we're only working on the new works full time now, the dancers have had nearly a year of experiencing them.
Main outcome measures included average length of time between first symptoms' appearance and diagnosis, number and type of health care encounters en route to diagnosis, and typical symptom severity.Six interviewees (21%) were diagnosed within a year of experiencing symptoms, of the remaining 22, mean time to diagnosis was 7.1 years.
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Only 4.6% of the doctors participated in our survey reported less than a year of experience while 9.2% of the most experienced surgeons reported more than 20 years of laparoscopic surgery experience.
After a year of experience here, that's what I believe I have to do".
But the thing is, it's taken a year of experience to get here.
Still, with a year of experience and an improved start, Rahlves could become a dominant skiercross racer.
Only one of them, Rick Wagoner at General Motors, has more than a year of experience in the industry.
Carlos Boozer, a 6-foot-9-inch center, and forward Mike Dunleavy also have a year of experience to build on.
Now, quarterback Trent Edwards has a year of experience, and the talent was vastly improved in the off-season.
Last year's starting point guard, Channise Lewis, now a sophomore, has a year of experience under her belt.
"Having a year of experience on the job is a valuable asset, and many of those people are perfectly qualified, even if they don't have a diploma".
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