The phrase "advanced experiences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe experiences that are sophisticated, complex, or require a higher level of skill or understanding.
Example: "The workshop will focus on advanced experiences in virtual reality, allowing participants to explore cutting-edge technology."
Alternatives: "sophisticated experiences" or "complex experiences".
Chinese media said he wanted to pick up tips from Europe's "advanced experiences" in running them.
Chengguan, said Mr Zhi, would draw on Dongcheng's "advanced experiences" with grids.
Expanding the approach beyond such relatively advanced experiences has at least three minimal requirements.
PMAP is a student organization that aims to facilitate interaction between senior students and lowerclassmen with the goal of providing mentorship from students with similar interests and advanced experiences.
"We see this as a great set of foundational experiences, that then could be further pushed on within the classroom, especially as the students get older and take more advanced classes and have more advanced experiences," says Reggie Fils-Aime, president and COO of Nintendo of America.
Harvard Medical School's New Integrated Curriculum carves out nearly a year for advanced experiences in clinical medicine and basic science, a scholarly capstone project, electives, and a subinternship.
Indeed the swipe between applications provides a much more advanced experience than in any other smartphone, particularly for heavy app and email users.
Enrollment by application only and limited to students with advanced experience volunteering in the Cardinal Free Clinics.
This department ensemble is open to students only, however, Gamelan Sari Raras (see below) accepts both students and community members with intermediate to advanced experience performing Javanese gamelan.
However, the current supervision system is established on the basis of learning the advanced experience from other developed countries.
Nevertheless, initiating this type of respiratory support requires advanced experience in managing acute pediatric respiratory illness, adequate technical monitoring and a high staff/patient ratio.
