"chance of experiencing" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the likelihood or possibility of having a particular experience. Example: There is a high chance of experiencing culture shock when moving to a foreign country for the first time.
So many players don't get the chance of experiencing those emotions, so I feel lucky.
No chance of experiencing exquisite passion should be rejected or passed by.
And the more you look at, the better your chance of experiencing that zap".
People with epilepsy (PWE) have a high chance of experiencing depression and anxiety disorders over their lifetime.
The chance of experiencing one of these is less than 1% by the end of the century.
"Along that centerline you have a better chance of experiencing the full glory of the eclipse," she said.
The researchers also found that those suffering from diseases including cancer, stroke and multiple sclerosis have a higher chance of experiencing symptoms of anxiety than healthy individuals.
Rather than being scared off by the idea of intimacy, people jumped at the chance of experiencing and participating in something new.
They then analyzed present demographics and water-use patterns to identify ninety-seven drainage basins in which people run at least a two-thirds chance of experiencing serious water shortages in the future.
We also estimate that 71% of countries representing 90% of the global population—have a more than 75% chance of experiencing reduced economic damages at 1.5 °C, with poorer countries benefiting most.
While poor urban children had a 3percentt chance of experiencing a period of homelessness over the previous year, those with an incarcerated parent had a 6percentt chance, one study found.
