The phrase "also experienced with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has additional experience in a particular area or skill alongside others.
Example: "In addition to her work in marketing, she is also experienced with social media management."
Alternatives: "also skilled in" or "additionally familiar with".
Another risk, also experienced with Sandy: sewage spills into streets and waterways.
South Side is also experienced with working around precious objects, like the Modigliani paintings that the Jewish Museum featured in 2004 and the 50 rare medieval manuscripts for the museum's planned exhibition; South Side will build climate-controlled cases for their display.
Difficulties were also experienced with getting stable solutions with HYDRUS2D for soils with low hydraulic conductivities.
CO2 injection losses are also experienced with reservoirs with high concentration of vertical fractures (Gozalpour et al. 2005).
Performance problems were also experienced with desktop workstations and other servers on which we tried iperf also.
"The same thing that I've experienced in this bail hearing I've also experienced with the indictment, which is just as flawed and wrong and misleading and malicious as this bail proceeding was," he said.
In a recent interview with The Times of London, Ms. Rowling talked not only about her life of poverty but also experience with psychological depression.
By contrast, Silbert et al. [7] found that 40% of those patients with sexual headache also experienced headache with prolonged physical exercise.
The state has also experienced subsidence, with an emblematic picture of a stranded road sign exhibiting the drop.
She's also experienced living with a parent,who, fortunately, let her stay inside the family home.
KHOU kept following it with reports throughout that week as it received calls from local Explorer drivers who said they had also experienced problems with their Firestone tires.
