'experience crisis' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "John began to experience crisis when his business started to struggle."
Mr. Gingrich fared better than Mr. Romney on a range of other characteristics and issues that Florida's primary voters consider important: foreign policy, knowledge and experience, crisis management, and being a strong leader.
It is not uncommon for the diaspora to lend their support when their home countries experience crisis, but Ebola has "concentrated minds" in a way that nothing has since the civil war.
About one-fifth of patients with myasthenia gravis experience crisis, usually within the first year of illness.
In my experience, crisis simulations are the best way to go about doing this, as they don't just provoke reflection and dialogue, but also develop muscle memory and confidence as they actually require the team to do, not just discuss.
Unless they have a way to respond efficiently and effectively, they know that in what Forrester Research calls "The Age of the Customer", they'll face a customer experience crisis beyond belief.
Patients who experience crisis events, particularly those with a recent suicide attempt or psychiatric hospitalization, tend to incur the highest annual mental health costs, driven primarily by the cost of psychiatric hospitalization.
Why does one have to experience crises?
When a person suffers an acute and critical illness the person's family may experience crises.
Any family can experience crises that it is powerless to control.
In her writing, she points out that while a vast number of men experience crises and mental disorders, very few of them ever seek treatment.
You will experience crises together, from the loss of a job to the death of a parent.
