"experience browsing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of exploring or searching through something, such as a website or store. Example: "I had a great experience browsing through the bookstore, finding new titles and rediscovering old favorites."
It was a troubling experience browsing site after site rammed with under generated starvation tips and forums where young women exchanged mirror shots of themselves at angles that emphasized their bones poking through perilously thin flesh.
To do so, we assessed 1) the foraging behavior and body weights of cattle with varying levels of experience browsing sagebrush, and 2) the ensuing responses of sagebrush, grasses, and forbs to cattle grazing.
Each country coming online and finding a better experience browsing the Internet offers a new way to generate revenue and continue to power its innovation machine.
Publishers sold a lot of their product by mail order and through book clubs, distribution systems that provide pretty much the opposite of what most people consider a fun shopping experience — browsing and impulse buying.
With Spritz, though, text gets highlighted one word at a time in one set location, a development that could improve your experience browsing articles, e-books, or other writing accessible through small displays (ahem, tablets, smartphones, wearables--you name it).
At the GSA meeting, they shared their experiences browsing the stacks for books or searching the online catalog, not knowing how to begin and not finding the books they wanted.
For a guided experience, browse Fall Foliage Tours in New England.
Enhancing the Browsing Experience: Despite all innovations in technology, no website still comes close to the actual experience of browsing in a well-curated bookstore.
