The phrase "confirmed by experience" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has been proven or verified through personal or direct experience. Example: The theory's validity was confirmed by experience as several scientists replicated the results in their own experiments.
Spend enough time talking with Dr. Gerald M. Edelman, and eventually his theory about how consciousness develops will seem confirmed by experience.
But as I heard from one resident via e-mail before my trip and later confirmed by experience, "Bad food or restaurants do not exist in Jeonju".
But for Ockham these conclusions are not just required by theory; they are confirmed by experience.
Since mathematical theories are part and parcel of scientific theories, they too are confirmed by experience.
They will be confirmed by experience as soon as one has observed a sufficiently large number of cases.
Since Newton the most paradigmatic examples of empirical science were those claims, usually quantitative ones, that were properly inferred from or appropriately confirmed by experience.
These ASD individuals had the following diagnoses: 12 autism, 11 Asperger's syndrome, and 2 pervasive developmental disorders not otherwise specified, confirmed by experienced clinicians' evaluations using DSM-IV criteria as well as the Chinese version of Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R) [34].
For all tissue specimens, diagnosis was confirmed by experienced pathologists.
The pathological stage, grade and nodal status of all paired tumor and non-tumor tissues were confirmed by experienced pathologists.
It was believed that the positions with 5 10 cm distance from the tumor were healthy and each site was also confirmed by experienced pathologist.
This is usually done in individual sessions, but could also be achieved group-wise as has been confirmed by experiences with breast cancer group counselling.
