The phrase "ample experience with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has a significant amount of experience in a particular area or field.
Example: "The candidate has ample experience with project management, making them a strong fit for the role."
Alternatives: "extensive experience in" or "considerable experience with".
The trust has ample experience with conventional playgrounds.
Mr. Dafoe, who also played Elias in "Platoon," has had ample experience with survivor roles.
We have had ample experience with Communist duplicity on this score in connection with the moratorium on nuclear testing.
Caroline Kennedy had many friends who had had ample experience with both the press and politicians, and many of them felt that the rollout had been handled stupidly.
"That's not his job," said Bobby Valentine, a former Mets manager who has had ample experience with interpreters as a manager in the United States and in Japan.
Similarly, the Wagner performance was everything you would expect from the Vienna State Opera Orchestra, of which these players are members, and from Mr. Barenboim, who also has ample experience with "Tristan".
Peter Bernstein Quartet (Tuesday) Peter Bernstein, a guitarist with a clean tone and unwavering technique, has ample experience working with Hammond B-3 organ combos; in this one he enlists the versatile organist Sam Yahel, along with Eric Alexander on tenor saxophone and Joe Farnsworth on drums.
The next CEO must be able to avoid Costolo's fate — they must have ample, ample experience dealing with Wall Street.
Tow, by the way, has ample experience dealing with family media empires he sold his Century Communications cable outfit Adelphia Communications for $5.2 billion in 1999– just before the latter's collapse landed the Rigas family in court.
Jonas Kaufmann, with ample experience balancing German roles with Italian ones, sings Dick with burnished tone that is possessed of both heft and ring.
All have ample experience in working with psychiatric patients with substance use disorders and are motivated to implement this new intervention.
