The phrase "analyzing the experiences of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the examination or evaluation of someone's or a group's experiences in a particular context, such as research or storytelling.
Example: "The study focuses on analyzing the experiences of first-generation college students to understand their challenges and successes."
Alternatives: "examining the experiences of" or "evaluating the experiences of".
Through sharing and analyzing the experience of developing countries in their odyssey of space capacity-building, the difficulties can be negotiated and the vicious circles can be broken.
By analyzing the experience of the full-time wife, we see the Chinese state rolling back in terms of social protection for women and how this has affected equality between the sexes.
This paper offers a novel approach to understanding the development of such a market by analyzing the experience of a different commodity market – the Dojima Rice Exchange DREE) – and identifying potentially transferrable lessons in the market design and the role of government regulations.
Although previous research has analyzed the experiences of domestic workers, the report – titled Profile, Practices, and Needs of California's Domestic Work Employers – is the first large-scale survey of the people who hire these workers, with findings based on responses from a randomly selected pool of 501 people.
When the researchers analyzed the experiences of a subset of 2250 adults, about three-quarters of them from the United States, the first thing they noticed was just how often people weren't thinking about what they were doing.
The objective of this report is to analyze the experiences of cities in implementing Urban HEART in order to inform how the future development of the tool could support local stakeholders better in addressing health inequities.
In this case study, we analyze the experiences of graduates from a New York City, USA green jobs training program targeting 18 24 year olds previously disconnected from the workforce as they transition to full-time employment.
Grimes, in a qualitative study entitled "Student Perceptions of an Online Dental Terminology Course", has described and analyzed the experiences of participants to determine their satisfaction level with online education.
