"experiences from various" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of experiences or events that have been encountered from different sources or locations. Example: The book is a compilation of personal experiences from various countries, shedding light on different cultures and customs.
Descriptions of near-death experiences from various Western sources offer striking similarities.
He also has taken his own student experiences from various writing workshops in New York City to create a classroom environment that helps his students thrive.
The second part presents a review of experiences from various regions (South Asia, China, Africa, South East Asia and South America).
In this paper, we aim to recognize the design principles of future software organizations, and discuss existing experiences from various different organizations under transformations, and the insights gained.
Two weeks ago, the ERC held an event in Brussels where gender experts and representatives of national research organizations debated how to further promote the participation of women in science, drawing on experiences from various countries and organizations.
Experiences from various graduate medical education programs seem to indicate that participating in a global health elective during training exposes trainees to different disease pathologies, teaches them to work in resource limited settings, increases their cultural sensitivity and communication skills, and provides them with an increased awareness of community and public health [4 10].
He has extensive experience from various biostatistical and bioinformatical analyses, primarily focused on genomics and other -omics methods.
In December, 2005, the International Center for Integrated Mountain Development ICIMODD) hosted a national workshop on SRI, where SRI experience from various institutions was reported.
Researchers from the University of Virginia recently asked 181 academics with young children how much pleasure they experienced from various child-care tasks.
Joan La Barbara, the curator of the When Morty Met John series, of which this was a part, encouraged the audience to wander about, sampling the experience from various locations, including Persian rugs onstage.
Every so often new challenges arose that they would have to overcome, and the wide age range of characters did provide interesting details of how the catastrophe was experienced from various points of view.
