The phrase "and experience of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing qualifications, skills, or knowledge related to a specific field or subject.
Example: "The candidate must demonstrate a strong understanding and experience of a variety of programming languages."
Alternatives: "and expertise in a" or "and knowledge of a".
We recommend solicitors who have knowledge and experience of a particular development.
The rest still revel in the musicality, intelligence and experience of a singer nearing the close of a 45-year career.
After a thorough grounding in theory, proper reflection upon their practice and experience of a variety of schools, they leave the course with an often deserved confidence.
It may be the sagacity and experience of a Henry Ford, summoning men to match the organization of the underworld with a still more potent organization.
I listened, attentive both to the craft and experience of a man whose writing fulfilled a primal need and found a unique place in the affections of its readers.
But Roddy Doyle's Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha won the day with its extraordinary technical achievement and its emotional force, taking us inside the voice and experience of a 10-year-old boy in the midst of family break-up.
She says she wants the summer program to recreate the pace and experience of "an A.B.T. rehearsal period".
Recruitment ads usually include a comprehensive job specification which will give you background on the company as well as describe the skills and experience of an ideal candidate.
The 'Design Of Experiments' are usually selected according to the knowledge and experience of an engineer and/or defined according to certain numerical methods.
The credentials and experience of an arbitrator should be appropriately related to the situation being arbitrated.
"Beats has the vision, the brand, the management team and now the investor group to effectively change the expectations and experiences of a music subscription service," Blavatnik said.
