The phrase "yield experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the results or outcomes of a process that provides knowledge or skills.
Example: "The internship program is designed to yield experience that will benefit students in their future careers."
Alternatives: "provide experience" or "generate experience."
Moreover, sense-impressions, interpreted and articulated in terms of concepts or preconceptions, yield experience concerning evident matters, which in turn forms the basis for conclusions about non-evident matters.
Killing all the mobs will yield experience points, items, and allows the player to return to the field map.
The testing component will yield experience which will, fourthly, enable us to refine the tools, including their validity and reliability.
The yield nearly constant out from 60 to 90 min of the extraction time after which the extraction yield experienced a decline.
The TL data for ZnS Mn exhibit a region where the emission yield experiences a rapid increase from 0.06 to 0.19 J, which corresponds to drop heights of 2 to 6 in.
Rebecca Winitzer's curving path toward translational research has yielded experience in several disciplines.
The successful completion of a battle yields experience points, coins, and occasionally rare items.
That's because these crops yield 2 experience points per planting, but take the minimum amount of time to grow for that level of experience earning potential.
I think couture should yield an experience that's unavailable anywhere else.
Carriers predict that new standards will finally yield the experience sought by consumers and promised by vendors: a reliable and trouble-free videoconference.
You might think that Mr. Makan's compositional strategies would yield an experience as frustrating as the memory problem that the work describes, but instead you find yourself amused and impressed by his ingenuity and the surprises he presents within the repetitive structures he builds.
