"sharing experiences on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone is exchanging information or stories about a particular area with someone else. For example: "The students in the class were sharing experiences on their summer break."
At the Climate Action Zone, a space dedicated to sharing experiences on climate change actions, attendees raised questions about the solutions proposed by the UN, in particular the blue carbon initiatives put forward by United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
The rise of smartphones and always-connected consumers sharing experiences on social networks has had a massive effect in how live sports are watched — at home, on the move, and at the events themselves.
Conducting follow-up meetings and communication and collaboration with the MOPH, the accreditation team, and among PHC centers, and hospitals were suggested for sharing experiences on implementing accreditation (50%).
Facilitator guides for the group sessions were developed by the research team and were based on the following four thematic areas: 1) sharing experiences on discordance including beliefs and risk reduction, 2) couple communication, 3) reproductive health, 4) review of risk reduction and ongoing support.
We're excited to welcome the Faciometrics team who will help bring more fun effects to photos and videos and build even more engaging sharing experiences on Facebook".
More than one in six patients use the option of sharing experience on the Internet with other patients or mental health professionals.
Drawing from the uses and gratifications (U&G) and social cognitive theories (SCT), this study explored the influences of information seeking, socializing, entertainment, status seeking and prior social media sharing experience on news sharing intention.
Heck, it can even be one of the shared experiences on your list!
He said that the shared experiences on the summer tour to Australia and New Zealand had helped the team regroup after Elton Flatley's last-minute equalising penalty.
The wider European picture also means that fighting radicalisation and "foreign fighter" networks should not entail just police and intelligence cooperation, but also shared experiences on how to create better inclusiveness for Muslim populations.
Professor Plowman adds that while shared experiences on a device can aid development, independence is also good for children.
