The phrase "experience enjoyment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of feeling pleasure or satisfaction from an activity or event.
Example: "Many people travel to experience enjoyment in new cultures and environments."
Alternatives: "feel pleasure" or "derive satisfaction."
Did you experience enjoyment?
The same analysis found they are also more likely to experience enjoyment and intellectual stimulation on a daily basis.
I've been fortunate to experience enjoyment even in the most difficult moments.
The intention of PE programs in Norwegian high schools is to inspire the students to experience enjoyment and lifelong adherence to participation in PA, and develop a positive perception of body, self and identity [ 28].
In previous studies Lloyd et al found that people with a history of hypomanic experiences reported more gambling problems online, and that their gambling was driven by the desire to experience enjoyment and to regulate mood.
Behavioral aspects of the treatment involve activating the patient via activity scheduling, evaluating patients' expectations of their ability to accomplish tasks and activities successfully and/or to experience enjoyment in activities, and using positive reinforcement of desired behaviors.
Finally having fun and experiencing enjoyment were identified as a proven way to build a socially connected learning environment.
Firstly both having fun and experiencing enjoyment were perceived by both learners and teachers as a motivator to attend classes and learn the knowledge and skills.
They can't possibly have experienced enjoyment before then – or, if they have, it's a pitiful enjoyment that compares very badly with the enjoyment you're currently having, ie, sitting together on the sofa watching Peter Kay on DVD and eating a lukewarm takeaway.
Similarly, in September 2011, 83percentt of Americans said they "experienced enjoyment a lot of the day yesterday;" meanwhile, 85.6percentt of Americans responded positively to this statement in April 2012.
The recently-released Gallup U.S. Emotional Health Index noted that 85.6percentt of 30,000 Americans "experienced enjoyment a lot of the day yesterday". In fact, overall, Americans are happier today than they were a year ago.
