"experience trouble" is a perfectly valid phrase and can be used in written English.
Example sentence: We experienced trouble getting to the stadium on time due to the bad weather.
Handel now began to experience trouble with his sight.
8 P.M. (IFC) THE BROTHERS McMULLEN (1995) Three Irish-American brothers from Long Island experience trouble with women.
For instance, a person likely won't experience trouble breathing after being injected with Botox in the face.
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There were 10 people aboard when the plane began to experience trouble, including four staff members and two members of the Secret Service.
Then, traders said, large investors began to experience trouble getting out of their Nasdaq shares and started selling the stocks they could.
The Foreign Office also stresses that most British visitors experience "trouble-free" visits with the main requests for consular assistance being as a result of lost or stolen passports, running out of money or overstaying visas.
This article describes how the Internet Intervention Model (IIM) was used as an organizing framework to design a theoretically based Internet intervention for emerging adults who experience troubled intimate partner relationships.
New parents can experience troubles in the workplace as well.
U.S. e-commerce grew 15% in 2016, a number that seems likely to rise as options increase and brick-and-mortar stores continue to experience troubles.
But does this help consumers experiencing trouble with their broadband?
