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The phrase "made the experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something had a significant effect on a particular experience (either positive or negative). For example: "The rain made the experience much less enjoyable."
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"It made the experience very intimate".
This made the experience authentic.
The heat of the engine made the experience unbearable.
It gave me hope and made the experience much less fearful".
So having her support throughout this process made the experience all the more amazing.
Not having her son to bury has made the experience even more devastating.
As a group, ask the class what made the experience special.
It was very stressful and made the experience of doing the project unbearable at times.
That he occasionally had to climb effortfully to these vocal peaks made the experience more questionable.
It is partly that phenomenon that made the experience of the Urban Age conferences so compelling.
Tweets, screened during the intermission and afterward, made the experience thrilling: Viewers all around the world shared their delight.
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