"apply the experience" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to suggest that someone use their experience to do something or to make a decision. For example, "It's tough to negotiate this salary, but try to apply the experience you have gained over the years."
"You can never apply the experiences of one country to another," he said.
As one who came late to teaching, Lineberry tries to apply the experiences and insights from a business career to the particular problems faced by his students, and by a district engaged in a formal School Improvement process.
The teachers then applied the experience to lessons on time zones, which is something children really struggle with.
They now applied the experience gained here to a professional company, First Writes, which they set up to produce radio plays for the BBC as well as mount stage productions, the latter mostly in East Anglia.
A 'heuristic' approach to process design helps to quickly cut through the huge amount of technical options and parameter variability, provided the process of applying the experience is coordinated.
A problem with applying the experience curve method is that it is not used often for large power plants like FBC plants and with it lacking a methodological standard.
I applied the experience from the program and the guy was fine.
According to Sinclair himself, the £69.95 price was chosen after applying the "experience curve" developed by the Boston Consulting Group.
Chung's mission is to empower those technologies with the exposure needed for commercialization and global impact, by applying the experiences he had in building China-U.S. ties to solve pressing issues on a large scale.
And rather than apply the same experience to everyone, M will learn individual users' habits and personalize itself for them.
Developers are being told how to apply the iOS experience to the Windows tablet, emulating the move to tablets and off the desktop.
