The phrase "are well experienced" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "are experienced" or "have a lot of experience."
Example: "The team members are experienced in project management and have successfully completed numerous projects."
Alternatives: "are highly skilled" or "have extensive experience."
"Landlords in New York are well experienced at maximizing the value of their assets at the expense of tenants".
In addition, our doctors are well experienced in non-surgical cosmetic treatments including botox, fillers, and skin resurfacing.
"Draftees quit early; volunteers stay -- so today's midgrade and senior noncommissioned officers are well experienced," said the study, written by Bill Carr, deputy under secretary for military personnel policy.
"They are well experienced in European football so I think they are more than capable of playing at this level.
Certainly any company wants candidates who are well experienced with being Community Managers because the best ones have fine tuned their skills through the many interactions.
According to (Le 2013; D'haeze et al. 2005), although they are well experienced in planting coffee, Vietnamese farmers' lives have not been improved due to the high risk of the production environment and market conditions.
"I can do that in an instant, I'm well experienced at doing it.
Although some of these young doctors may be well experienced, patients do not generally appreciate this kind of arrangement.
The prosecutors in Virginia were well experienced in dealing with classified intelligence matters, as most of the federal intelligence agencies are in their district.
Mr. Mfume is well experienced on television, having been a host of a local public-affairs talk show in his hometown, Baltimore, for more than a decade.
McClay had worked at the park for more than two years and was well experienced with working with big cats, which she saw as a "privilege".
