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The phrase "unfortunate experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a negative or regrettable event that someone has gone through. Example: "Losing my job was an unfortunate experience that taught me valuable lessons about resilience."
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A very unfortunate experience.
Peter has an unfortunate experience with a brandy bottle.
In 2009, I had an unfortunate experience with a fan at Yankee Stadium.
Mr. Stott's unfortunate experience is not an argument for or against talk therapy.
Dr. T.'s sister had an unfortunate experience which probably predjudiced the family.
It describes our recent unfortunate experience with the individual and company listed.
But after I got married, I had a very unfortunate experience during childbirth.
The lessons to be learned from his unfortunate experience are surprisingly small and simple.
And you may have had the unfortunate experience that a repair makes matters worse.
I was dismayed to learn of your unfortunate experience with our representative, Andreas Bichlbauer...
I have had the unfortunate experience of being 'gouged' before, but this was not in any way similar".
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