"failure experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to an event or situation where one has not been successful in achieving a desired outcome. Example: My failure experience in the stock market taught me valuable lessons on risk management and informed decision-making.
Caregivers of patients with heart failure experience burden and negative health outcomes.
Virtually all patients with heart failure experience multiple symptoms simultaneously, yet clinicians and researchers usually consider symptoms in isolation.
But those suffering autonomic failure experience affect despite this loss (although without the amplification somatic feedback may bring), thus refuting purely autonomic theories of affect.
However, little research has been conducted in this area, which limits insight and understanding of the transplant failure experience that could subsequently inform clinical practice.
This new algorithm takes advantage of search-history information and continually obtains failure experience to guide the ant swarm exploring the unknown space during the optimization process.
Test whether hyperglycemic critically ill children with cardiovascular and/or respiratory failure experience more ICU-free days when assigned to tight glycemic control with a normoglycemic versus hyperglycemic blood glucose target range.
The failure experienced by Qantas was the first on a large civil Rolls-Royce engine since 1994.
As they continue to be debilitated by the negative feelings, new failure experiences pile up and continue to make matters worse.
The modes of failure experienced by the test panels are identified and discussed.
With regard on the learning effect from mistakes and failures there can be differentiated between learning from own experiences of failure and failure experiences from others (advocatory negative knowledge).
Thus, negative knowledge includes individuals' own experiences of failure (negative episodic knowledge), failure experiences from others (advocatory negative knowledge) and acquired factual knowledge concerning entrepreneurial situations in which mistakes may occur (Cope, 2011; Baumard & Starbuck, 2005).
