The phrase "experienced in relation to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to someone's level of knowledge or expertise in a particular area or topic in relation to something else. For example: - "She is very experienced in relation to marketing strategies and has helped multiple companies increase their sales." - "I am not experienced in relation to coding, but I am willing to learn." - "Our team is experienced in relation to project management and we have successfully completed several large-scale projects."
"The problems some residents have experienced in relation to rodent infestation are likely to have arisen due to large scale building works in the local area displacing vermin.
It is experienced in relation to others who broadly share the same habitus (Bourdieu 1989, p. 19) for whom it comprises 'common sense' (p. 19).
It is experienced in relation to others who broadly share the same habitus (common sense) as a result of participation in similar fields (Bourdieu 1989, p. 19).
The isolation is then experienced in relation to peers in their close social network.
This feeling of isolation was not experienced in relation to neighbours, fellow-workers, employers and health-care staff.
The questionnaire contained three Likert-type single item questions on distress and meaning experienced in relation to the death of the relative.
They speculate from their findings that the abundant birth of neurons during our early years could explain the mysterious amnesia we experience in relation to childhood memories.
"We can confirm that the issues customers were experiencing in relation to delayed credits and debits have now been resolved and accounts have been updated," the spokesman said.
The concept of global disability implicitly encompasses all the PSDs a person may experience in relation to migraine.
The paper presents an analysis of the mobility practices of residents and investigates the mobility constraints they experience in relation to the limited accessibility provided by the urban transport system.
First, a stakeholders' analysis will be conducted to identify key stakeholders, their positions in the regional energy system and barriers they experience in relation to the uptake and integration of decentralised CHP units.
