"experience base" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the knowledge and skills that a person has gained through their past experiences. Example: "Jane's extensive experience base in project management made her the ideal candidate for the job."
It's helped us to build up an experience base," says Randal Pinkett, founder and chief executive of the New Jersey-based BCT Partners, a consultancy firm expected to make $10 million this year.
You get a broader experience base".
Only someone with an experience base like his could compare and contrast business, education and government.
"Eric's got the right experience base, a terrific balance of regulatory approach and a businessman's approach," said Mr. Grasso, whose relations with Mr. Spitzer soured after Mr. Dinallo left the office.
And all that is well within our experience base, and for all these 112 or 113 flights we have never identified damage that would be a safety-of-flight concern.
Stewart McTavish, director of Idea Space, a startup enterprise accelerator, says Cambridge has more innovators because "there's a real experience base of people that have started and succeeded in Cambridge who are able to help people out.
Is it fair to dictate such a complex and subjective experience, based solely on statistics?
Afterward, they would visualize something from their current projects, and then generate a "dreamlike experience" based on that project.
It conveniently doesn't address the ability to deliver a contextual experience based on the capability of connected devices.
To the Editor: Here is my experience, based on 30 years as a lawyer working with scores of students.
or experience based on projects they have been working on.
