"experiential evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to evidence that is based on the experience of one or more individuals. For example, "My experiential evidence suggests that I should take a different route home."
Figueres said: "There's no doubt that these events, that I call experiential evidence of climate change, does raise the issue to the highest political levels.
If, indeed, experiential evidence is wanted, it might be found up there in my natal far north, where this whole polar vortex thing is a cause of mordant laughter, since what they are experiencing, and have been for many years now, might be called the "Manhattan inflow".
Indications are given that one can have direct experiential evidence of things supernatural.
If this is right, then the experiential evidence I possess cannot be the computer or any of its constituents.
And, once the deliverances of the special cognitive faculty are included amongst the believer's basic experiential evidence, the evidential requirement on reasonable belief is surely satisfied?
I don't have hard figures, but I have experiential evidence, both from buying across a number of shops and seeing what prices get put onto the things I take in. .
The past experiential evidences in our research indicated that the functional state might jump from the rest state to the heat-sensitized state suffering from diseases.
Oriel College is to be congratulated on beginning a "listening process" on this issue, but given the amount of experiential and anecdotal evidence for a culture of bullying and racism within the University, isn't it time an extensive survey were undertaken?
The transdisciplinary research process brings scientific, experiential, and contextual evidence to the table.
In this paper we outline the findings of stakeholder engagements that sought to incorporate technical, experiential and colloquial evidence within a hypothetical disinvestment context.
PSS schemes evidencing experiential, innovative and social approaches (renting, swapping and fashion result) were perceived to be best suited for younger consumers while services that emphasized product satisfaction (e.g. redesign, repair/maintenance, customization, consultancy) were perceived to be most suited for older consumers.
