The phrase "rich experience of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone's diverse or extensive background in a certain field or activity. Example: "John's rich experience of traveling to over 50 countries has made him a knowledgeable and well-rounded individual."
Anthony Barnett has rich experience of fighting injustice.
We're for liberty, for the end of categories — a good meal is a rich experience, of any sort.
Comprehensive schools offer a rich experience of diversity and the chance for children to sit side by side with others of different backgrounds, capabilities, interests and talents.
Due to the exile of many of our members, we are able to draw on a rich experience of varying political systems.
It is not his role to coerce Mr. Kennedy's conscience, however erroneous it may be, by denying him the faith-filled, prayerful and spiritually rich experience of participating in Holy Communion.
Wales have rich experience of messing up against the Pacific Islands nations: fond of broken-field rugby themselves, the Red Dragons tend to play free-running opponents into a game rather than out of it.
Thus, feeling must include not only bodily feelings but the cognitively rich experiences of knowing, engaging, and caring.
The walls of Thea, which could resemble a gray-haired version of a 60's college dorm, would be resonant with the rich experiences of women like Ms. Yglesias, whose latest novel, "The Girls," is about four sisters in their 80's and 90's living in Miami.
Speaking before an Observer London Labour mayoral hustings on Monday night, Jowell, the lead Labour candidate, said: "Ten things to do before you're 10 has a very simple message – every child should be able to enjoy the rich experiences of childhood beyond school.
Singapore will benefit from the rich experiences of its two partners, whose blend of experience in both technology and the commercialization business is almost unrivaled.
Blind and partially sighted people can still have rich experiences of art – and these may even be deeper than those of sighted people, says a gallery guide for the visually impaired.
