"forming experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of acquiring experience or knowledge, especially through a process of practice or trial and error. For example, "I've been forming experience in creating digital graphics for the past three years."
For Jamie, language is "where we're at home … our means of negotiating with the world", and throughout The Overhaul different ways of forming experience intersect.
Considering that numerical errors are still inevitable and some technical problems encountered in FE simulation could not still be overcome using currently available FE codes, FE simulation was treated as a means to gain initial forming experience through numerical trials.
But, personally, the first time masturbating seems like the real identity forming experience.
But personally, the first mazz seems like the real identity forming experience.
This can be elucidated as potential-well previously formed, experiences increment when diameter of implanted CNT is of higher value.
Lewis's Mountaineer teams held true to form, experiencing their most consistent success during the 1950s as it ever had previously.
Now that most children no longer participate in this free-form experience — play dates arranged by parents are no substitute — their peer socialization has suffered.
Traveling in it wouldn't be quite the free-form experience envisioned by the driver stuck in traffic who fantasizes about shutting off the talking-book tape, pulling back on the steering wheel and just taking off.
But it is a biologized a priori: what is a priori to an individual organism was a posteriori to its ancestors; not only does the a priori pre-form experience, but the a priori is itself formed from experience.
It also puts focus on how different social actors contribute to, form, experience and are influenced by changes in their society.
Whatever the form, experience is primarily based on passive voyeurism.
