The phrase "live experiments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to experiments that are being done in real-time, as opposed to theoretical or simulated experiments. For example, "Several physics labs around the world are conducting live experiments to test the latest theories of quantum mechanics."
Have your techniques been used in live experiments?
"To my knowledge, these are the only live experiments that have been located and identified," said Bruce Buckingham, a NASA spokesman at the space center.
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Since none of our very closest relatives survive (except as little bits in us), researchers have to rely on our next closest kin, chimpanzees and bonobos, and our somewhat more distant cousins — gorillas and orangutans — to perform live experiments.
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Video replays for referees could be given a trial in the FA Cup from next season after the game's law-making body decided to recommend large-scale live experiments.
They decided to try a human experiment, a live experiment.
It would be a huge live experiment and we wouldn't know the consequences".
Recently I was asked if I would like to take MDMA, the active ingredient in ecstasy, in a live experiment on TV supervised by scientists.
Even as we were conducting a live experiment in tea-making using fossil fuel, fire, a saucepan and swearing, the knocks on the door began.
Politicians and pilots may fly more, but Becks looks more like a live experiment in jet lag and deep vein thromboses than a professional sportsman.
