The phrase 'has been experienced for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been experienced over a period of time. For example, “Her loneliness has been experienced for many years.”.
When shame has been experienced for a significant amount of someone's life, they can stay trapped in a dark hole of self loathing even when the general population says that we are loved.
However, it is not known whether the same improvement in infant death registration has been experienced for stillbirths.
A useful alternative that has been experienced for several years at our inpatient ward unit is to make available personal computers connected to Internet for attending physicians, residents and interns, and to encourage the use of online evidence-based resources.
"Whatever difficulties parliament has been experiencing, for the sake of democracy may we all join across the chamber and urge everyone to get out and vote," he said.
St. Martin's is among 26 archdiocesan elementary schools closing this month because of the shrinking enrollments and ballooning deficits the Catholic school system has been experiencing for decades.
In particular, the author has been experiencing, for almost ten years, a multitasking role with advanced communication skills.
"They show that for the few preceding months, the wind and snow conditions were the worst that had been experienced for that time of year and illustrate just how unlucky were Scott and his men.
Minimum O2 levels likely to have been experienced for each shark ranged from 0.3 to 0.5 ml L−1 (Table 3) and were associated with relatively brief dives.
That's where Curt is now seeing things that I've been experiencing for the last six or seven years.
Last year, it appeared that the breakneck growth that BlackRock had been experiencing for years was slowing, with quarterly profits slipping.
