'prevailing experience' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a widely experienced situation or emotion. For example, "The prevailing experience of working from home was a feeling of isolation."
We were primarily interested in knowing the meanings adolescents attach to their prevailing experiences and their representations of drinking alcohol.
The qualitative interviews with health workers covered the following topics: prevailing practice; experience and views of health workers on core HRM/QM tools, such as training, supervision, performance assessments, participation, leadership, working environment, personal and career plans; and implicitly their effect on motivation.
Djokovic, who enjoys playing Davis Cup for Serbia, has had plenty of experience prevailing over negative energy.
And even with the increased attention to the injury, modern concussion treatment has become a mix of practices derived from prevailing wisdom and experience, limited clinical science and common sense.
Although the exact cause of these apparently disparate phenotypes remains to be established, the observations suggest that the fate of mce1 mutants in vivo is determined by the prevailing immunological environment experienced during the first few weeks of infection.
While there was a spectrum of levels of anxiety experienced by GPs, there was a prevailing universality about the experience.
Prevailing clinical experience has led to recommendations that metformin may be used at eGFR above 30 ml/min/1.73 m (7, 8).
Mr. Bloomberg has some experience in prevailing over legal challenges to his public health initiatives, including his requirement that fast food menus include calorie counts.
It does not count as violence, even if they have been held down by several adults".MW9 Thus, the midwives stated all individual's perspectives on violence were influenced by prevailing norm systems, own experience, and by ongoing public debates.
Mating decisions were traditionally viewed as relatively static within individuals [ 1, 2] but a growing body of work demonstrates instead that they are highly dynamic, changing in response to factors intrinsic to females as well as to experience and prevailing ecological conditions (e.g. [ 3– 11]).
