The phrase "experienced hand" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to someone who has a lot of experience or expertise in a particular field or task. It is typically used in a positive or flattering manner. Example: "We were lucky to have an experienced hand like Jane on our team. Her knowledge and skills were invaluable in completing the project successfully."
Concerning the authors' pre-understanding, the first and second authors are experienced hand surgeons, the last author is an experienced occupational therapist specialized in hand rehabilitation.
PHOENIX, Sept. 11 (AP) — An experienced hand led the Detroit Shock to its biggest victory of the season.
Up at the Villa An experienced hand at adapting unlikely literary properties, Philip Haas ("Angels and Insects") doesn't have very good luck with a lesser novella by W. Somerset Maugham.
"After the current governor, they are going to find an old, steady, experienced hand good to work with," said Charles T. Manatt, who served as both state and national Democratic leader while Mr. Brown was first governor.
Zach Johnson 4. Another experienced hand outperformed by those with none of his years of PGA golf.
Tenga is better than my ridiculously experienced hand, or even the most bonerablessed Suzy I ever crafted.
For example, individuals who were ≥45 years old more commonly experienced hand and foot arthralgia as compared to younger people.
The UK is brimming with design talent, so harness it by bringing in a top fashion graduate, perhaps alongside a more experienced hand, to get your designs spot on.
On his first day as manager, Mr. Durando, an easygoing man, faced one of those incidents that might have unsettled a less experienced hand.
But, guided by a more experienced hand, they also might not have needed to use a timeout to stave off a delay-of-game penalty.
Pauline ― a studio insider and experienced hand on set ― might have just as hard a time directing her film in 2017.
