The phrase "experiment of a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used when describing a specific experiment or study that has been conducted. Example: The experiment of a new cancer treatment showed promising results, with a significant reduction in tumor size observed in the majority of test subjects.
"For Japan this is the unique experiment of a foreign community trying to integrate itself".
"Neighborvention" is an experiment of a different sort, showing families with problems who receive assistance from nearby residents.
For the curious, an explanatory page linked to the counter reveals that this is a test, or limited-sample experiment of a new search counting feature.
The Nouvelle Vague, so canonical, so assured of its own history, was really the joyful experiment of a few excitable friends.
To get more rebounding and size, the Knicks will reinstate the experiment of a big backcourt at times, playing Sprewell and Houston at the guards.
"We have the experiment of a lifetime sitting in our laps," said Cheryl J. Hapke, a geological survey scientist who has studied Fire Island since 2006.
"Russian Dolls" may be a mass of Volga clichés, but it's still an experiment of a more cosmopolitan, if hilariously narrow and parochial sort.
These thoughts represent the ideas that piqued my interest while curating talks and exhibits based on the thought experiment of a future African city-superpower.
Happily, the singers brought off the bold experiment of a nearly all-countertenor cast with panache, but I wouldn't recommend that others emulate it.
And so, when They tell Us that the grand experiment of a common currency may have failed, frustration boils: Riots in Athens.
Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Cyprus and Spain have been the laboratory mice in a continent-wide neoliberal experiment of a sort Tea Party Republicans in the US can only fantasise about.
