"former experience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to experiences someone has had in the past. For example: "My former experience in customer service has been invaluable in my current job."
Exclusion criteria were: Optical, auditory, gustatory functional disorders; infection in the tested area (perioral region); ongoing orofacial pain, or reported chronic pain in last 6 months; serious systemic diseases; medicine intake with effect on the central nervous system in the last 2 weeks; former experience with similar experiments.
The former experience made him faint ("It was the smell," he claims), but the latter he found profoundly moving.
A top Republican lobbyist, who has tried out working for a conglomerate but is now back on his own, described the former experience as "poison".
This is because their memory is remarkable, and former experience would make subsequent fights too dangerous for the matadors to execute their graceful capework, which is the main reason fans come to the arena.
Former experience in the program helped shape positive views, a realistic understanding of risks, and a greater appreciation of nature.
Consequently, during the summer of 2006, the three departments started working with Lean without any former experience and only theoretical knowledge of the Lean concept.
The final phase of a PAR cycle is the analysis, interpretations, and reflection on the former experiences.
A distinguishing characteristic between SWCNTs and DWCNTs is that the former experiences an abrupt drop in axial load whereas the axial load in latter decreases over a finite, albeit small, range of strain after buckling initiates.
Consequently, if PU transmissions are located next to a collection of data-bearing subcarriers belonging to an NC-OFDM signal, this may result in the former experiencing an unacceptable level of interference from the latter.
Given two types of countries, 'A' and 'B,' where the former experienced more intense colonialism, while the latter was less intensively colonized, 'A' would have a lower incidence of slums than 'B.' Thus, the conclusion that colonialism is associated with less, and not more, slum incidence.
It is shown that the lateral dilation behavior of concrete in CCFTs differs significantly from that of FRP-confined concrete in the initial stage because the former experiences more severe micro-cracking than the latter in the initial stage of loading; this difference is reflected in the proposed model.
