"rich in experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has had a lot of experience in a particular field. For example, "Carol is a skilled engineer, rich in experience and highly knowledgeable about the industry."
"You're going to be rich -- rich in experience," he said.
In 1983, he decided to create a carousel based on the theme of New York, which he describes as "so rich in experience and in cultural traditions".
"But an aging society can also be seen as rich in experience, with older people encouraging younger ones to hope," said Genda.
Drawing on the McCain family's history of military service sends the message that Mr. McCain is rich in experience and strong on national security, two areas that have formed the core of his argument against Senator Barack Obama.
"What we say to people is that you're not going to make a lot of money, but you're going to be rich, rich in experience," Mr. Kelly said yesterday after a graduation ceremony at Madison Square Garden for 1,359 new officers.
And we really believe that, going forward, taking advantage of this capability is not only possible, it's really revolutionary in terms of the speed with which we're able to work … But also with an alumni base as rich in experience and diversity of perspectives as ours is, you'd be crazy not to tap that if you could," he said.
The last few years have been rich in experiences that I can now treasure for a lifetime.
Demand for travel rich in experiences and educational options has been growing, so companies are expanding their offerings.
To call her life in politics a second act would be to diminish a career that has been rich in experiences, including stints as a teacher, a marine, a school principal, a recruiter for paralegals, a travel agent and a real estate manager.
Ultimately luxury is about living your best life, one that's rich in experiences and learning, while allowing you time for the things you love the most.
At the ceremony, Justice Ginsburg described the couple's love as "universal" and "human nature," and expressed hope that it would make them "magically more wiser and richer in experience, happier than either would be alone".
