"harmful experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an experience that caused negative physical, mental, or emotional harm. For example, "The trauma of being bullied in school was a harmful experience that had lasting effects on him."
Waiting for medical test results that signal physical harm can be a stressful and potentially psychologically harmful experience.
For many dealing with a true psychopath can be a deeply harmful experience.
This disorder can develop after a terrifying and harmful experience, such as being sexually abused, getting in a bad car accident, being violently assaulted, or having a debilitating illness.
But perhaps most important for Van Heeswijk, the campaign "exposed the exploitative nature of the industry and provided a platform for women to speak out about their harmful experiences".
But once adopters we are carers for traumatised children – its a seriously different role, and love alone cannot cure these children of their harmful experiences".
Whilst not downplaying the significance of the harmful experiences to which this data refers, we are very aware of the limitations of quantitative and de-humanised approaches to understanding forms of discrimination.
But a sizable share of the public has also had harmful experiences with firearms.
Staff do not protect residents from police encounters despite knowing our backgrounds and harmful experiences with the police".
Teachers were unaware of school, district or federal policies to protect students from harmful experiences and did not recognize their own role in preventing them.
One of the reasons Trimmer believed fairy tales were dangerous was because they led child readers into a fantasy world where adults could not follow and control their exposure to harmful experiences.
These threats are particularly harmful if experienced under challenging macro-economic conditions of elevated levels of unemployment, forced job mobility and wage cuts [ 41, 42].
