The phrase "and experiences the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing shared feelings, situations, or reactions between individuals or groups.
Example: "She faced the same challenges as her colleagues and experiences the same level of stress."
Alternatives: "and feels the same" or "and undergoes the same".
That we are all equal, that every human is equal and experiences the same things in the same way, perhaps in different intensities, are we yet at a time where an organization like Cal Performances does not need to be celebrating four generations of African American choreographers?
Therefore, each nanoparticle passes through the interrogating laser beam with the same velocity and experiences the same radiation field, thus providing foundation for the quantitative analysis of single nanoparticles.
The optic nerve, as a part of the central nervous system, is surrounded by a subarachnoid space and experiences the same pressure changes as the intracranial compartment [ 8- 11].
For the evaluation of tumour penetration into the perirectal fat (i.e. T3 tumours), EUS reaches results similar to those of MRI and experiences the same interpretation difficulties; these are related to problems in distinguishing desmoplastic stranding in T2 tumours from tumour stranding in T3 tumours (see section on tumour staging).
For all experiments, experimental and control flies were handled in parallel and experienced the same temperature shifts and treatments.
As a family, we share the same ups and downs, celebrate the same achievements and experience the same frustrations as any other family.
I travelled up the Hawkesbury river in a small boat, and experienced the same terror they must have at the mindless force of water and wind.
Mr. McKenty grew up in Queens and experienced the same abandonment trauma that many other people did when the Brooklyn Dodgers changed coasts.
