The phrase "as experience with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing familiarity or knowledge gained through practical involvement in a particular area or subject.
Example: "As experience with various programming languages increases, so does the ability to solve complex problems efficiently."
Alternatives: "due to familiarity with" or "based on knowledge of".
Risk adjustment will only improve as experience with it grows.
As experience with multiple clinical trials accumulates, some general concepts seem worth emphasizing.
As experience with the theory and application of probabilistic methods has grown, so too has its application.
Continuous evolution of these platforms is occurring as experience with a wider range of products is accrued.
Indeed, for the low-down comic parts, a background in musical theatre may serve just as well as experience with Mozart and Verdi.
As experience with sanitation microfinance continues to grow, research should continue, particularly to understand the impact of such loans on consumers.
As experience with multiple clinical trials is accumulating such as treatment effects, qualitative and quantitative interactions unintended biological targets et cetera, some general concepts seem worth emphasizing.
This article reviews existing studies in pediatric stroke epidemiology, risk factors, outcomes, as well as experience with antithrombotic trials in children.
Reducing exposure to these chemicals can be difficult, however, as experience with a group of particularly troublesome compounds, the organochlorines, has shown.
Cap-and-trade schemes to be certain must be properly conceived, as experience with the European Union's emissions trading system demonstrates.
The move will give the new president a defense secretary with support on both sides of the aisle in Congress, as well as experience with foreign leaders around the world and respect among the senior military officer corps.
