The phrase "about the experience gained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the knowledge or skills acquired from a particular situation or activity.
Example: "In our meeting, we will focus on the lessons learned and reflect about the experience gained during the project."
Alternatives: "regarding the knowledge acquired" or "concerning the skills developed".
This paper provides reflections about these questions, based on the experience gained through running a project-based interdisciplinary course a five years.
A system of seven detectors, run from Hawaii, cost about $18m to develop, and the experience gained doing so means a similar system might now be had for as little as $2m.
The analysis of the holon over time reveals a systemic inconsistency between the way in which the story about nuclear energy is told and the experience gained after implementing nuclear energy according to the story.
to describe and use the experience gained by antenatal-care midwives who routinely questioned pregnant women about personally experienced violence.
They double the experience gained.
Afterwards Pearce emphasised the points made in The Independent yesterday by Sir Trevor Brooking about the importance of experience gained in tournaments like these – and of winning them: "I think we've got a lot of lessons to learn and the one reason I would say that is you have to look at the trophy cabinet.
In this paper we describe the library platform, provide detail about experience gained during the first 25 months of sharing public domain instruments and provide evidence of impact for the SDIL across the REDCap consortium research community.
This is the central motivation of this paper that makes the point that experience gained about the software development process over almost 40 years could be reused and integrated to improve data mining processes.
Unanimously agreed upon by the World Health Assembly on May 23 , 2005 the regulations are the result of experience gained and lessons learned about global public health security over the past 30 years.
They were designed in the context of underlying concerns about how to expand and sustain experience gained from pilot projects or the diffusion of innovations in health, and so we have labeled these approaches broadly as "Scaling up Innovations and Pilot Projects".
As a result, the aim of this study was to test a sampling strategy which would satisfy as many of these criteria as possible and to make recommendations about future sampling methods based on experience gained from this study.
