The phrase "simulated experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe an artificial or simulated environment that is designed to mimic a real-life experience. For example, "Virtual reality technology offers a simulated experience that can help you feel like you are actually in a different location."
The central event is the experiment or simulated experience to which students put questions (hypotheses) and after devising the experiment themselves with the teacher as guide, the students come up with their own conclusions i.e. lessons from life.
The central event is the experiment or simulated experience to which students put questions and suggest hypotheses.
According to producer, Dave Rutter, it's an element of the real game that spoils rather than enhances the simulated experience.
Standardized, objective measures of performance in a simulated experience are lacking.
"It's the idea of the postmodern experience being a simulated experience, with the rise of technology and the internet," explains Williams.
Our NCSBN study team designed the simulated experience with a variety of topics and techniques to enhance student engagement.
The visitor to the museum is presented with a number of realistic audiovisual, interactive, and other simulated experiences.
Technology is increasingly extending beyond isolated objects and becoming fully integrated into physical environments, yielding simulated experiences that more closely replicate real world settings.
Immersive technology is blurring the lines between the physical and digital worlds allowing us to become more involved in simulated experiences such as computer games and movies.
As well as allowing us to better explore the nuts and bolts of the mind and brain, hypnosis is also being used to simulate experiences that normally cause people problems, such as hallucinations or loss of control over the body.
Nevertheless, this simulated labour experience raises questions for me.
