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The phrase "experienced in working with" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to someone who has extensive knowledge on a particular topic or field. For example: "The new accountant we hired is highly experienced in working with financial data."
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Based on SC1s available after 14 days of sick leave, two NIO officers without formal medical competence, but experienced in working with sick-listed persons, and two experienced physicians working part time as insurance medical officers (NIO medical consultants), assessed the expected length in each of the 993 ongoing sick leave cases.
Second, I'm highly experienced in working with talent in variety of situations.
But the one thing his research didn't turn up was a builder experienced in working with them.
Some youth orchestras are led by veteran conductors long experienced in working with educational ensembles, certainly a valid approach.
We have just published a directory of people who are experienced in working with old buildings, such as, contractors, craftsmen, consultants who can research a building, architects, people who do roofs, stained glass, painting.
We look for tour managers who are experienced in working with single travellers and who are familiar with the destination – preferably they'll have lived or worked in that country.
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Or they may be concerned that academics lack experience in working with school-level students.
Q: Bonus question: You have experience in working with the Clintons.
Her accompanist was Cheryl Lin Fielding, a fine pianist whose biography details considerable experience in working with singers.
I bring to this task a special experience in working with government as it should be.
And it is his experience in working with actors that makes the difference.
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