"encounter experiences" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase to refer to experiences that have been encountered, such as "I encountered many new and exciting experiences while hiking in the woods".
This study aims to examine how such intercultural communication accommodations influence customers' service encounter experiences.
While on the one hand mindfulness training involves developing a more decentred approach to difficult experience, and longer meditation sessions provide a greater opportunity to encounter experiences such as frustration, physical discomfort and painful emotional states, this in turn must be balanced by participants ability to be able to 'stay with' these difficult experiences.
In order to get good at life, you've gotta encounter experiences that force you to learn.
There is no one checklist for surviving a bear attack and what is provided here are generalizations drawn from a variety of sources based on people's own bear encounter experiences.
Using Civic Media to effect infinitely small change would mean foregrounding encounter, experience and emotion in specific situations for specific audiences.
Against the Padres, they will encounter experienced pitchers, and given that nobody is swinging well, Torre may opt for a defensive platoon of the right-handed-hitting Curtis and the left-handed-hitting Ledee.
These are the essences of service encounters, especially the first 2 Ps (Participants, Physical); they exhibit a more realistic service encounter experience to the customer.
To emphasize the formative aspect of the methodology, each direct observation experience is followed by a debriefing session, which incorporates both (a) review of the behaviors observed by faculty and (b) reflection about the encounter experience.
Using this strategy, the teacher created a dynamic process where the clinical teacher and students shared newly encountered experiences with previously acquired knowledge and experience.
In other words, realism sees the human agent as suspended in a wider social reality, encountering experiences, opportunities and resources and interpreting and responding to the social world within particular personal, social, historical and cultural frames.
Therefore, we sought to define ethical encounters experienced by medical students participating in short-term surgical GHEs and create a framework for the design of ethics curriculum specific to global surgery.
