The phrase 'experiencing of' is not correct nor commonly used in written English.
If you would like to express the idea of experience, 'experiencing' is the correct form to use. Example: He enjoyed the experiencing of traveling to a new place.
But if so, we are confronted once more with the question of what unifies the successive phases of ego's consciousness: what prevents these phases being a mere succession of experiencings, rather than an experiencing of succession?
One jokey moment having to do with a first experiencing of Champagne does seem condescending.
The use of multiple plots encourages a varied treatment of the experiencing of love.
Perhaps more so given the outrageous, vicarious experiencing of it: we might as well have taken that step with him.
At the end, audience members may walk through the set in their own experiencing of Bert's life.
Sleeves are generally considered an essential part of a coat, especially with the nippy weather we've been experiencing of late.
"The flashbacks and the re-experiencing of the shooting will be mental images that he will carry with him," she said.
The effect was not unlike one's first reading of a Harry Potter novel and the re-experiencing of the unfettered flight of childhood dreams -- of endless possibilities -- that the books unleashed.
"Nightmares, lingering bereavement or the mild re-experiencing of events that doesn't send a person into a panic every time is normal" and often resolves with time, he said.
In vicarious feeling, there is no genuine sharing or co-experiencing of a feeling.
By contrast, nondysphoric and mildly dysphoric subjects show higher positive pre-experiencing of the future, but also show related hyperarousal and avoidance [9].
