The phrase "address the experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how to acknowledge or respond to a particular experience, often in a reflective or analytical context.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address the experience of our customers to improve our services."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the experience" or "respond to the experience."
He wants to address "the experience when you are there", rather than the "doodle seen from 20,000 feet" that some iconic architects provide.
The authors of the article address the experience of one of the leading Russian engineering universities – National research Tomsk polytechnic university (NRTPU) – on solution of this problem.
In addition to examining your chosen story's content in relation to the non-literary readings, your paper should at some point also address the experience or function itself of reading and/or inventing and circulating a story, in relation to our cognitive functions, our existence as social primates, or other aspects of our evolutionary heritage.
I joined a team of four other young professional and together, we found BOULD -- a social enterprise built to address the "experience gap," by equipping millennials with the experience necessary to launch green careers, while also delivering impact to local communities.
We therefore address the experience of mothers whose child has a fever.
They reported that they experienced difficulty in enacting MIPA because the strategies used in the cities do not meet the unique needs of the people living in rural regions, nor do they adequately address the experience, context, and capacity of ASOs in rural regions.
Here, an obvious debt is to Roberto Rossellini, whose "Paisan" is one of the few World War II movies from the 1940s to address the experiences of African-American G.I.'s.
The debate on criminalisation highlights a problem with strategies that focus on entry into marriage and don't address the experiences and needs of those living in or running away from forced marriages.
These posts not only address the experiences of men and women living in Saudi Arabia, but also the lives of Saudis confronting Western sexuality while living abroad.
When patients communicate about delusions, psychiatrists have the challenging task to respond and address the experiences of patients.
