"experience of mine" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a past event or situation that you personally experienced. For example: "Visiting Tokyo was a very unique experience of mine."
It has been suggested that maybe this whole accidental experience of mine, or at least the acupuncture part of it, was a journalistic trick to learn something about needle anesthesia...
"To some extent the character's fleeing process in the first chapter, of going through the airport and not knowing whether or not he's going to be caught or whether his identity is going to be revealed or not was something of a personal experience of mine," he says.
I'll tell you more about that interview experience of mine later in this article.
The purpose of this paper is to share this experience of mine.
RA: That was a personal experience of mine.
Then when I get to post-production I blend this 4 hour experience of mine into a brief clip.
Critics say it is hard to understand why such a vast resource should be granted to a company with no experience of mining iron ore.
He said Norway has more than 30 years of experience of mining waste disposal at sea, both in Norway and internationally, and the environmental requirements for this practice have been tightened.
While you won't gain the experience of mining your own gold for wire traces and learning chip fabrication, this will let you make a phone quickly and easily which is great for all of us hobbyists without ready access to mineral rights.
Logistically, digging a tunnel would have proved extremely difficult, especially as none of the conspirators had any experience of mining.
