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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'have experience on' is not correct and usable in written English.
A more appropriate phrase to use would be 'have experience with'. For example, "I have experience with customer service and managing a team of employees."
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We consider this threat is not significantly impacting our analyses because: i) we consider subjectivity is expected on code smell detection; ii) all oracle researchers have experience on the topic; iii) the main experimenter is one of the oracle researchers in both FinG 1-2 and FinG 3-4 experiments; and iv) the definition of the oracle was mainly based on discussion between the researchers.
Does anyone have experience on Reclast and jaw necrosis?
But Senator McCain understands that many lobbyists are smart people who have experience on the issues".
Donovan and Ogle, both naturalised brits who met in their native Canada, have experience on both sides of the war.
"We are thinking about if it's good for a young players to have experience on loan for six months," he said.
He said: "We play on an artificial surface but quite a few teams have brought them in now so lots of players have experience on them.
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It was quite possibly the heaviest rainfall I have experienced on any trek.
I and others have experienced, on several occasions, that your breath isn't always the best.
Because she would notice things that I might have missed, or sometimes she would have experiences on her own.
The roar that greeted Goffin's hold for 4-3 was bigger than anything he can have experienced on tour.
In our clinical practice, we have experienced on lateral mini-approach and postero-lateral mini-approach.
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