"built experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the experiences that a person has gained throughout his or her life. For example, "John has a lot of built experience in the software development industry."
He said each of the projects had built experience on the ground and helped diplomacy by showing the different parties that there were "win-win actions".
She has built experience in cross-border program management and external relation through years of work with governmental agencies and international organizations.
While the sponsors of competitions may say that they want fresh ideas, they rank the applicants on the basis of prior built experience, a stipulation that favors architects whose work shows little promise of surprise.
In her capacity as a former member of the Permanent Greek Representation to the EU in Brussels, Kanara had built experience presenting issues in front of the to Council of the European Union and its preparatory committees.
With time, this collection of emotions builds experience.
The key is to build experience, making yourself more valuable at each stage.
I mean, you can pour knowledge into somebody's head, and you can build experience over time.
"We are still a young team who need to build experience and play games at high intensity," he said.
Meanwhile Blues striker Patrick Bamford could be swapping MK Dons for Derby as he builds experience through loan deals meanwhile.
Is it better to volunteer abroad, or work closer to home and build experience that reflects your career goals?
Hakim Muhammad says he does it to build experience and savings to open a restaurant or other business.
