"among the experiences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to experiences when there are multiple experiences that you are considering or comparing. For example: "I had so many unforgettable memories among the experiences I had this summer."
Among the experiences will be a special chair that Ms. Abramovic, Mr. Koolhaas and Mr. Shigematsu are designing together.
Yukio Ninagawa's Japanese Shakespeare productions, from his cherry-blossom Macbeth to his resurrection-myth Pericles, have been among the experiences of a lifetime.
Among the experiences Fowler described in "Reflecting on One Very, Very Strange Year at Uber" were communications with a sexually inappropriate and vindictive manager, and the company's failure to respond properly to Fowler's reports of his misconduct.
Among the experiences that shaped Taylor, who grew up in an upper-middle-class North Carolina family, were voluntary stays in mental institutions once as a teenager and later to overcome heroin addiction.
However, gender differences among the experiences of sentence length may exist for men and women and should be explored in relation to social capital.
Among the experiences of pain were descriptions of tenderness, gnawing, burning and/or stinging, and pressure or pressuring ache.
All this lends to what's clearly among the singular experiences in sport – one I can't wait to experience for the first time.
Among the women experiencing FI, 474 experienced additional flatal incontinence.
Even the mere realisation that it's bin day ranks among the worst experiences of being human.
My collaborations with the finest exponents of this trade count among the happiest experiences of my musical life.
Hinton told me that the making of those movies ranks "among the best experiences" of her life, and that she still likes Coppola's interpretations.
