"experienced positions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to job positions in which someone has had previous experience. For example, "This job listing is only looking for applicants who have experience in similar experienced positions."
The endoscopists often experienced positioning of the linear probe as being more difficult than the positioning of a forceps.
All treatments were systematically relocated every 3 days to ensure that no treatments or tanks experienced position effects.
After arrival at midcell, the phage nucleoid oscillates slightly about the central axis, suggesting that the nucleoid continues to experience positioning forces.
Etsio (slogan: "bringing employers and interns together") charges people a fee to place them in unpaid work experience positions.
Careers advisers are good sounding boards when it comes to seeking full-time and work experience positions or you could try online resources such as milkround.com and graduatetalentpool.direct.gov.uk.
On the other hand, my 25 years of experience positions me to offer advice that can help you develop relationships with the right recruiters.
"Our new Discover Weekly ad experience positions advertisers for success and ensures that our fans are hearing messages that embody the ethos of discovery".
This connects with other writing [ 6, 18– 21] that suggests that life experience positions the mature aged paramedicine student well for the challenges of becoming 'work ready'.
This experience positioned him as a remainer during the EU referendum campaign, when he argued that the UK would be "stronger, safer, and better off in a reformed Europe".
His intimate understanding of the vulnerabilities facing Black and Latino students combined with his education leadership experience position him to be a driving force for educational equity.
