"blend the experience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to combining different experiences or elements of experiences together in order to create something new. For example, "The artist blended different musical styles to create her unique sound."
Re "Not Perfect, but a Recovery All the Same" (Everybody's Business, Sept. 12), in which Ben Stein describes economic gains under "Bush 43 Economics" and asks why people are still complaining: Averages don't tell the real story; they blend the experiences of the "have more" and the "have less," and that's why people are complaining.
He responded to these pressures: For Being There, Tweedy wanted to blend the experiences he had making music with the ones he had listening to music.
"But, we're the experts," they splutter, while projects such as Guardian Witness empower thousands of users to document real world events in real-time, seamlessly blending the newspaper experience with the digital experience.
But while Clear Channel is trying to blend the modern music streaming experience with traditional "live radio" on mobile, other companies have attacked the problem differently.
Smartphones have helped blend the home and stadium experiences, allowing fans to check their fantasy scores while at games.
The Open University is currently assessing whether its efforts at blending the learning experiences of its students has improved retention as well as results.
"Because Ooma is an Internet-based platform, it allows us to add innovative and useful features more typically associated with a smartphone and blend the mobile and home phone experiences," said Dennis Peng, Vice President of Product Management at Ooma said in a released statement.
So should Lee Mazzilli, who might bring new intensity blended with the experience he gained under Joe Torre.
Left 4 Dead is the new survival co-op action game from Valve that blends the social entertainment experience of multiplayer games such as Counter-Strike and Team Fortress with the dramatic, narrative experience made popular in single player action game classics such as the Half-Life series of games.
Playing a possession game that can be both patient and aggressive, he has blended the youth and experience of what he calls Mexico's "greatest football generation".
