'infamous experience' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a well-known and unpleasant experience. For example: The company's CEO had an infamous experience when the company's financial records were leaked to the public.
"Scarcely had we set foot on land when the infamous Du Camp experienced an erection at the sight of a negress drawing water from a fountain.
The tactic is infamous, with most experienced real-time strategy players being familiar with the tactic in one form or another.
It calls India's licensing practices "infamous" and says the experience of some American drug makers "has been so negative that most companies have abandoned efforts to obtain or enforce patents in India".
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He wrote Diary of Lecumberri (1959), about his experience in the infamous jail, which he called "a lesson I will never forget in the most intense and deep layers of pain and failure".
The most obviously painful experience is the infamous catalogue of the ships in Book Two three hundredd brutal lines naming 50-plus Greek captains and hundreds of related cities and islands – this quickly followed by a similarly challenging 100-line catalogue of Trojans.
He wrote "Diary of Lecumberri," published in 1959, about his experience in the infamous lockup, which he called "a lesson I will never forget in the most intense and deep layers of pain and failure".
This adaptation of "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," first published by Robert Louis Stevenson in 1886, centers around Tom Jackman, a modern-day descendent of Jekyll who begins to experience the same infamous internal transformation as his ancestor.
With End of the Century, the band experienced Spector's infamous perfectionism, and a budget of $200,000 to fully record and produce the album.
So far, Glenn has already had one-too-many near-death experiences with the infamous Dumpster Diving scene and a close-call in the mid-season premiere.
