The phrase "available experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to experiences that are accessible or can be utilized in a particular context, such as job applications or project discussions.
Example: "The candidate highlighted their available experience in project management during the interview."
Alternatives: "accessible experience" or "relevant experience".
Governments need to exploit all available experience and commit to ongoing experimentation.
Designers usually begin with a database to look for historical design solution, available experience and techniques through design documents, when initiating a new design.
The world – which is to say, more and more, the aggregation of our representations of the world – is too much with us, and the sheer abundance of available experience can be paralysing.
The probability and nature of random, steep nonlinear wave events in a stochastic sea description is coupled with slamming force models and structural response analysis based on available experience in combination with model test calibration.
In the model, the available experience from fuel-bed modelling by means of the sub-models for fixed-bed conversion was structured into a fluid-flow scale and into a fuel-particle scale, in which new formulations describing the shrinkage of the fuel bed on a multi-particle scale was introduced.
Even if unlimited data is available, experience has shown that there are diminishing returns for significantly increasing the training data past a few thousand hours of speech, particularly for difficult test conditions (such as might be found in the audio for consumer videos).
Here, the knowledge base including database and rule base was built based on available experiences of professionals and experimental data.
It should provide a celebration of that which is special and otherwise not available, experiences that enrich and inform our lives; a mixture of the old performed to the highest standards and the best of the new.
Liverpool are also considering their options for a central defender in January having finished Tuesday's Capital One Cup semi-final win at Stoke City with all of their available, experienced options injured.
Herein we briefly review the relevant literature and combine the available experiences and observations into an etching model.
This vector of experiences is identified according to equation 2 and evaluated according to equation 3. Available experiences are determined by the frame of reference in equation 1.
