The phrase "ability experience" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the experience related to a specific ability or skill, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "Her ability experience in project management has greatly contributed to the team's success."
Alternatives: "skill experience" or "competency experience".
"He is a player with great ability, experience and character - qualities which could enhance any team".
The Financial Times commended his "intellectual ability, experience, political acumen and cool toughness".
It was to be headed by a businessman "with a strong personality, drive, organising ability, experience of exporting and an instinct for business".
A spokesman for TransCanada, Terry Cunha, said that his company had recommended contractors to the State Department based on "technical ability, experience, and appropriate personnel".
That makes sense: football players generally provide the most value — based on both ability, experience, youth, and salary — in Years 3 and 4 of their careers.
Sometimes they formed a majority, but other times they worked alone or in small groups of like-minded believers, surrounded by many who lacked their ability, experience or desire.
The swollen polymer, being placed in the environment of a lower swelling ability, experiences structural relaxations.
The cabinet resignations came after Casey, the government's lead official on troubled families, said the council lacked "the necessary skills, abilities, experience and tenacity within either the member or senior officer leadership teams".
What differentiates the one from the other, he observes, has nothing to do with one's abilities, experience and training and everything to do with behavior.
Although it may be hard to remember, try to keep in mind that layoffs aren't a judgment about your own abilities, experience or skills.
Children with the fewest abilities experience the most pain [ 24, 26].
