The phrase "experimental papers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to academic papers that involve experimentation. For example: "This journal invites submissions of original research and experimental papers focused on topics in the humanities."
His scientific papers have been published in Collected Experimental Papers, 7 vol. (1964).
At the present, in experimental papers, the values of energy of pulse are given.
Unlike previous experimental papers, we find no evidence of over consumption in the first rounds.
For LLLT and LED, despite numerous experimental papers, their efficacy in humans needs to be demonstrated in well-designed clinical studies.
There has been a recent explosion of interest in this field, with over 1000 experimental papers and over 400 clinical articles appearing within the past 6 years.
As this research is only concerned with the material state (measured in terms of DP) at the time of the experiment described in "Challenges", previous environmental history (or indeed ultra-accelerated degradation in HCl-atmosphere) of the experimental papers is not of interest.
In fact, one of the essential features of an experimental paper is the presentation of such arguments.
The effectiveness of the control design is shown on an experimental paper path setup.
For example, in their experimental paper, De Arcangelis et al. (2015) find that additional remitting due to education labels largely occurs within the most closely connected household in the Philippines.
To show the effectiveness of the control design approach in practice, the robust sheet controllers are successfully implemented on an experimental paper path setup.
According to an experimental paper written by Tomoki, et al. [16] that compared the effects of autogenous tooth graft materials from mice and the effects of autogenous bones collected from mice's iliac bone in mice's lower jaw bone defects, autogenous tooth graft materials show more excellent bone formation than did the autogenous bones collected from mice's iliac bone.
