This part of a sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when someone shares a particular experience or event with others. For example: "The speaker used vivid words to present the experience of living abroad."
"I wanted to present the experience of what it was like being a European Jew in this century.
Bergman used this theatricality to present the experience of remembering and perhaps to unsteady a cinema audience familiar only with things as they look, rather than as they can be felt.
Here, the author will present the experience in another group of occupationally exposed male subjects.
We will also present the experience of the latest MC production campaign in 2014.
With few exceptions previous studies have included experienced ultrasonographers (or do not present the experience of the examiner).
In addition we will present the experience in using the system in CMS data challenges and ongoing MC production.
To present the experiences and outcomes of the project "Clean Hands" that, over the past seven years, has developed a program to encourage hand hygiene.
In this article we present the experiences, results and a discussion of this whole process, which has been ongoing since 2009.
He continued by presenting the experience as something which unfolded beyond the control of him, his players and his staff.
In presenting the experience of specific upper-middle-class Californians as a universal response to a parent's worst nightmare, the movie solemnly overreaches.
And, at the most basic level, he presents the experience of the victim not the self-justifications or afterthoughts of the practitioner as the incommensurable moral core of torture.
