"experienced results" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the outcomes of a specific process or experience. For example, "After following the instructions, we experienced excellent results."
By eliminating certain foods and supplementing with specific micronutrients, Faulstroh experienced results so compelling he was inspired to make his solution mainstream.
To limit bias and acquire a representative overview, we purposively selected our interviewees based on characteristics that were shown to affect behavior and experienced results in prior research.
First, we chose franchises providing different types of healthcare because scholars have theoretically assumed that this difference may play a role in how the business format is designed, the behavior of actors and the experienced results [ 11].
The three (documented) concussions I experienced resulted in a seizure disorder I will deal with for the rest of my life.
However, while the technological problems experienced resulted in frustration for the participants, the number of physiological readings received was high.
A total of 8% of all symptoms experienced resulted in consultation with a GP in the last two weeks.
If you're at Cause, you'll experience results in the form of dreams realised, goals achieved and manifestations brought into reality.
Just know that not everyone experiences results.
Likely, most of the hand pain you experience results from improper keyboard posture.
The gigs were great too, with Maida Vale's warmth and BBC engineers' experience resulting in a delicious sound, plus there was clearly time spent on the camerawork.
For us, these product experiences resulted in more sales than the product's more traditional tasting events.
