"picking experience" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It refers to the act of selecting or choosing something, often based on personal experience or preference. Example: After years of picking experience in the fashion industry, she was able to curate the perfect collection for her boutique.
Yet who can quarrel with picking experienced, qualified people?
While United States attorney posts often go to the politically connected, the Bush administration is generally following the tradition of picking experienced prosecutors.
Connecticut voters should pick experience.
The defender Luis Herrera was told that his brother had been killed in a car crash, and the Colombian coach, Pacho Maturana, was informed that if he dared to pick experienced midfielder Gabriel Gomez, the whole squad would be murdered.
This left the participants to choose how to represent their experiences, either by picking their experiences in a certain context, averaging their experiences or as the examples below illustrate, some participants did not follow the measures instructions and chose two response options.
How many times have you seen a manager pick experience over youth, it happens all the time".
The Sports Picks experience will let viewers compete against their friends and others to show off how savvy they are about the games they're watching.
Now the company is trying to use the experience to court sports fans, with updates for its ESPN and NBA Game Time apps, as well as the launch of a new Sports Picks experience.
Another new contributor picked up experience.
"It allows you to pick up experience rather than sitting on the bench and having no fun".
It is also hardly surprising that the South American coaches most likely to succeed across the Atlantic are those who have played for European clubs, and have picked up experience of multi-cultural dressing rooms.
