'experiential understanding' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the type of learning that occurs through experience or through applying knowledge to real life situations. For example: "The best way to gain an experiential understanding of the material is to spend time in the field observing and practicing."
The outstanding Daoist thinker Wang Bi (226 249) argued that Confucius, by not speculating on the nature of the dao, had an experiential understanding of it superior to Laozi's.
But additionally, they have an experiential understanding of their own lives as the exploited.
to explore an experiential understanding of the relationships that perinatal nurses fostered with birthing women within their clinical practices.
10th state: Both Tendai and Kegon for Kûkai however lack the crucial element of direct experiential understanding to truly realize what they preach.
The third assignment asked students to take theory, both scientific and literary, that they had learned and create an experiential understanding of the local environment: Drawing upon Easterlin's idea of "place," make observations about one or more animals that are part of this particular place where we all regularly meet and work together: the Vassar campus.
I had acquired an experiential understanding of the consequences of my actions.
So much of reading is dependent on life circumstance -- each time we come to a text we bring a new set of experiential understandings -- and as such my most recent weekend spent with Rowling could not have been any different than the last time I read her.
They argue that sex workers' rights claims are based on experiential understandings of human rights grounded in social justice rather than on technical knowledge of international human rights conventions and laws and the respective rights and obligations that they confer.
As we have come to rely on experimental science to understand principles, we have diminished the importance of experiential knowledge in understanding and implementing practices.
"I absolutely believe that teamwork and experiential learning and understanding problems and bringing multiple disciplines together to solve problems is fundamental to the way that engineers work" in the real world, he said.
"It can bring an experiential way of understanding something that operates in a different way to telling or lecturing people about it".
