What Enterprise could bring back from British carrier service

What lessons would Enterprise bring to the Pacific after serving with the Royal Navy?

Improved fighter direction, continuous defensive organization, and experience with smaller daytime and major nighttime carrier strikes.

American carrier aviation excelled at assembling a large strike but had less developed fighter-control organization. British practice emphasized persistent air defense, repeated smaller daytime attacks, and exploitation of cloud cover. The Royal Navy treated the all-in strike as especially suitable for night, when the enemy's ability to answer was reduced. Enterprise could therefore return with a complementary doctrine for controlling fighters and balancing defense with recurring offensive sorties.