"geographical experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to refer to a person's knowledge about a certain geographical area or region, for example, "The candidate has considerable geographical experience in the Middle East."
Implicit in this sense in Muhammad's personal example and genius, tradition inferred an elasticity and an embrace large enough to comprehend and anticipate all that Islam in its wide geographical experience was to become.
Others might be bolder, more eager to broaden their geographical experience, but especially since small children are involved I like to keep things simple and predictable.
To be fair to FIFA, for all its chicanery, it has kept with a long term vision of keeping the World Cup a shared geographical experience.
Humanistic geographers decried the objectivist/naturalistic approach to geography for failing to account for lived-geography or geographical experiences.
As with all area-based measures of deprivation, however, it assumes that all the individuals living in a given geographical area experience the same level of deprivation and associated cancer risk factors.
In García's fourth novel, three teenagers growing up in different parts of the world (Cuba/Los Angeles, El Salvador and Iran) in the late 1960s experience geographical, cultural, political and personal estrangement; their paths eventually cross decades later in Las Vegas.
But different mobile stations or a mobile moving through different geographical locations may experience channel variations in time.
The second section of the survey consisted of demographic questions (e.g., years of experience, geographical location, the nature of primary caseload) reported in multiple choice format.
Clinicians were however purposefully sampled to ensure a variation in the types of health professionals, experience, geographical location and team, providing insights from multiple perspectives.
These artists re-examine, reflect, and narrate multiple identities, geographical imaginations and experiences as their work carries traces of diverse cultures, languages, codes, traditions, and challenges.
This geographical area has experienced substantial emigration that may affect economic development through the influx of remittances.
