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The part of the sentence "much experience in" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it when you are discussing someone having significant knowledge or expertise in a particular area. For example, "John has much experience in international business."
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Also there's not much experience in government on both sides.
"We don't have much experience in this," said Mr. Namin.
Since they don't have much experience in working with actors, my performance is in my hands.
"City had a difficult group and don't have much experience in Europe.
"The students are introduced to a lot of theory without much experience in practical work.
"He almost has as much experience in D.C. as she does," Dr. Parry said.
Before "Zero Dark Thirty," I didn't have much experience in film.
Mind you, there's not that much experience in the back three.
Those experts have had perhaps had too much experience in dealing with crises in recent years.
Mr. Benson, a businessman without much experience in government, said he would probably retire from politics.
None of the actors Ms. Nettelbeck chose had much experience in the kitchen.
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