'experienced relationship' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a relationship in which two people have been together for a significant period of time, and are thus experienced in the ways of love and intimacy. For example, "After 10 years of marriage, Jane and John had a strong and experienced relationship."
Many have entered care as adolescents, experienced relationship breakdowns, and are prone to engaging in risky behaviour.
Objectives: To describe experienced relationship quality, and in particular sensuality and sexuality, in first-time parents over time from when the firstborn is six months (T1), four years (T2) and eight years (T3) of age, to describe gender differences and the factors which may affect experienced relationship quality.
Have you experienced relationship weight gain or loss?
Lucky for me I love my mother-in-law, but that doesn't mean I haven't experienced relationship struggles with others.
Any experienced relationship therapist is familiar with the devitalized marriage; we've probably worked with more than 500 such relationships over the past 30 years.
We may have observed the opinions of a selected group willing to participate in our study, e.g. because they had expected or experienced relationship changes.
Simpson and Overall ran a similar study of avoidant individuals experiencing relationship conflict.
The unfortunate result is that expats experiencing relationship breakdowns get isolated, in situations where their support networks already are tenuous.
If you're experiencing relationship difficulties, getting help from a therapist may well short-circuit the risk factors that can lead to infidelity.
Whether it's John Cusack experiencing relationship problems in the rain or Tom Hanks always needing to relieve himself, it's gratifying and amusing to notice these trends.
Just days after Ryan Reynolds made fun of rumors that he and wife, actress Blake Lively, were experiencing relationship problems, the actor defended his marriage once again.
