"editorial experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase to refer to experience working for a newspaper or magazine, such as: "I have 10 years of editorial experience at a major magazine."
He has 13 years of full-time editorial experience at the Physical Review family of journals.
While a typical publisher comes from a sales background, Mr. MacArthur makes much of his editorial experience.
The genre has survived the transition to electronic publishing, and a number of publications by authorities with editorial experience have recommended a more promotional discourse.
He started his working life as a management trainee without a shred of editorial experience at Associated Newspapers.
"Now the design challenge is to take very little text and making it big enough to convey an editorial experience".
Still, it has had the benefit of being lead by someone with vast and sophisticated editorial experience.
"One of the things I remember really clearly from my early editorial experiences was this feeling of guilt," Ms. Barton said in an interview.
"My job will be working with publishers to create amazing editorial experiences on Flipboard". he says.
Another BEST award recipient is the University of California (UC), Davis, which will partner with Science Translational Medicine (Sci TM) to provide editorial experiences for students.
She specializes in developing editorial experiences for non-traditional media companies the meeting of content and commerce.
Numerous guest speakers taught us reporting basics, stories of libel and ethics in journalism, how to create our own digital footprints, and about their own editorial experiences.
