"indirect experience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to experiences or knowledge that is derived from hearing about or viewing something, as opposed to direct experience or knowledge from firsthand experience. For example, "My understanding of the culture comes from my indirect experience of reading about it."
I have both direct and indirect experience of the real benefits they can deliver, and uniquely so.
In the sense thus indicated we have (the indirect) experience of the contact of two bodies.
The artist chose the theme of colonization, he said, because of his own indirect experience with it.
"I can't give exact numbers, but my sense is at least 50% have direct or indirect experience of social work as an influencer for why they've applied.
There should be resentment, jealousy, emulation, curiosity, fascination, and a wider web of connections history, tradition, lore, anecdotes, all sorts of indirect experience that looms as large in selfhood as do domestic routines and comforts.
"Having direct and indirect experience of the ASA throughout my career, both as a marketer and a campaigner for children's rights, I've admired its commitment to and effectiveness in tackling misleading, harmful or irresponsible advertising," said Bailey.
Learners can save others' indirect experiences as "relog" using SCROLL.
Parameter E (How) shows direct experiences (E d ) and indirect experiences (Ei).
A synthesis of the findings suggests that the program's direct experiences catalyzed environmental knowledge into a stronger motivating force than it had been during the indirect experiences.
By revealing the relationships between direct experiences and indirect experiences, the system prompts learners to change from observers to doers by engaging in task-based learning (Mouri et al., 2013).
The DummyUNDER, on the other hand, is positively related with out-migration (coeff. = 0.002, p-value = 0.00) as deserted hospitals seem to be a further cause of out-migration because patients do not trust those centers, probably due to prior bad personal or indirect experiences.
