The phrase "harm experience" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the experience of harm or trauma, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The harm experience she went through left lasting effects on her mental health."
Alternatives: "traumatic experience" or "experience of harm."
Selected communities do not necessarily view the practice of FGC (more often, re-infibulation post-delivery) as potentially harmful; rather the lack thereof may lead to psychosocial harm experienced by girls and women at risk of being ostracised by members of their community.
Lastly, the extent of the harm experienced by Kinko's works no substantial prejudice against it.
The harm experienced by users rather than the (much smaller) gain achieved by hackers is the true measure of the cybercrime problem.
"I do not support having Pokémon Go allowed here because this genocide museum is a place for Cambodian people to remember the suffering and harm experienced under the Khmer Rouge regime," he said.
Nearly all hospitals have some type of system for employees to inform hospital managers of adverse events, defined as significant harm experienced by patients as a result of medical care.
The intergenerational harm experienced in the Flint and Detroit water crises underscores the degree to which we need to rethink notions of time and place when theorizing environmental justice impact.
In that context we may be able to find ways of having a serious and honest discussion about the good and the harm experienced by individuals and society as a whole through the major social and sexual experiment we are undertaking.
There is a significant, measurable level of harm experienced by children admitted to hospitals in the UK.
The third variable ("injuries") captured direct harm experienced by hostage participants during the school siege, or for non-hostages, direct harm to someone that they knew.
The measurement and examination of adverse events (AEs) that occur in children during hospital admissions is essential if we are to prevent, reduce or ameliorate the harm experienced.
On the other hand, if the evidence is of poor quality and results remain inconclusive, focus will need to be targeted on securing better data as well as diminishing harm experienced by the patient.
