The phrase "grow up experiencing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to circumstances that someone experienced while they were growing up. For example, "She grew up experiencing a lot of financial hardship."
Gay people are extremely lucky if we do not grow up experiencing chronic recurrent humiliation.
Once we recognize that all these waters are connected and all of us have a role to play in safeguarding them, children the world over will grow up experiencing the wonder of vibrant seas.
On What Scares Me Most About Race in America: I'm a mother of a 6-year-old daughter and a 5-year-old son and I fear that my children will grow up experiencing too much negativity and harsh treatment because of the hatred people have toward each other.
Bart, Lisa, and Maggie would finally grow up, experience adolescence, and eventually enter the job market while their father struggled to survive in a community ruled by fear and desperation.
Here, he will find widespread poverty, suffering and deprivation – things he grew up experiencing and has openly spoken out against.
"It may be that we have a whole generation and more who have grown up experiencing the result of family breakdown.
"In the Waiting Room" was a poem written by a woman about a girl's perceptions, but the "subject matter" — growing up, experiencing self-consciousness — was universal.
However happy we like to think we are as adults and however much progress has been made in the field of equal rights, the reality is that most gay men over a certain age have grown up experiencing homophobia.
Fans have been born, learned or been taught to love Roma, grown up experiencing the highs and lows of following the club and started to buy alcohol (legally) in the time since Totti made his debut.
The thrill of the first may be gone, but two generations have grown up experiencing no moonwalk other than that performed by the late Michael Jackson.
