The phrase "experienced installer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person or company that has extensive experience and knowledge in the installation of a particular item. For example, "We recommend hiring an experienced installer to install the new air conditioning unit in your home."
Despite the added cost and the complications she experienced in installing her nonchlorinated pool, Ms. Glazer is also pleased with the results.
Some users experienced problems installing a plug-in software and were unable to complete study questionnaires after enrolling.
The above networks and others like them are creating their own small job market, as the ongoing installation of instruments requires people who have experience installing seismographs and other instruments.
His idea was a Web site where consumers can share experiences installing solar power products: Web 2.0 meets Energy 2.0.
But the industry is filled with competitors, from big players such as SolarCity and Sunrun to local roofers and contractors who have experience installing electrical equipment.
JOHN LeBOURGEOIS Chicago, Oct. 28, 2013 To the Editor: Re "Sibelius Thrust Into Firestorm on Exchanges" (front page, Oct. 23): Everyone who is complaining about the glitches in HealthCare.gov has forgotten his experience installing a new operating system on his personal computer.
Reader Louis sent in this longish missive about his own experiences installing a Psystar Hackintosh.
His experience installing the sculpture for the embassy in Canada was very different.
Canadian film-maker and monoculist Rob Spence is blogging about his experience installing a webcam into his eye socket.
For sure, experiencing badly installed video art can be all too like involuntary detainment in a hospital ward or an airport lounge, as sound and image from different sources bleed chaotically into one another.
