"expert experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a high level of expertise in a particular field. For example, "His expert experience in financial markets made him an essential part of the team."
Boards of governors need that expert experience.
Mitigating or managing maritime risk relies primarily on domain expert experience and knowledge.
The retrofitting of sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) is currently undertaken ad hoc using expert experience supported by minimal guidance based predominantly on hard engineering variables.
The fuzzy control system of the high-speed railway is designed in the Matlab software according to the expert experience and knowledge.
This approach enables users to survey and access engineer and expert experience from similar projects and assess their tacit and explicit experience.
It was found that a simple fuzzy expert system, based exclusively on expert experience, could qualitatively distinguish years when flooding occurred but produced poor quantitative results.
First, expert experiences were transformed into IF∼THEN∼ rules to establish the knowledge base for developing fuzzy inference rules.
Katy Harris, another female security expert, experienced difficulties with men on her team while working for German development agency GIZ in Asia.
In this study, expert experiences and opinions regarding handle designs of laparoscopic graspers and regarding implementation of enhanced haptic feedback were evaluated.
Extensions to the project's current capabilities are being developed by a number of expert, experienced individuals and groups from various areas of chemistry.
The Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) is one of the efficient methods to analyze the influence of the parameters on a passive system based on the experts' experience.
