The phrase "experience collectively" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
Example: Through the various challenges and triumphs we faced as a team, we came to experience collectively the true meaning of teamwork and collaboration.
I've always believed that politics is the way we experience collectively what we can never know alone.
And if that experience collectively isn't worth $70, then we don't deserve it.
Initial staff will consist of a small group of experienced computer engineers who's skills and experience collectively cover a very broad segment of the open systems' distributed client/server field.
The organisation of a community can be conditioned by past experience (collectively habituated to past environmental conditions) in the same sense, and with the same consequences for collective behaviours at the community level, as connectionist models of memory and learning.
They are best and safest experienced collectively, with an almost compulsory release of laughter following each shriek of dread.
Like nothing else on pop radio, Haley's call to his girl is experienced collectively, a generation's imperative to move.
While glints of individual experience flash at the reader, mainly in the form of reminiscences, most of the book's events are experienced collectively, and much of the action happens offstage.
I argue that through these richly described accounts we gain insightful glimpses into how individual sensory, embodied and political experiences collectively illuminate the becoming of 'citizen' as it relates to mobility, gender and landscape.
My personal experiences are inextricably intertwined with the violations we have experienced collectively as a society.
Mancuso was arguably the first person ever to view a DJ set as a performative art, or perhaps more fitting would be to say that he viewed a DJ set as a sonic journey, best experienced collectively.
Remembering is often a deeply personal event – do we want to experience it collectively?
