The phrase "a general member" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a member of a group or organization who does not hold a specific or leadership position.
Example: "As a general member of the committee, I am here to support the initiatives proposed by the leadership team."
Alternatives: "regular member" or "ordinary member".
Interested in joining the Events Council as a general member?
"If that's what happens to an elected official and a senior appointee, imagine what happens to a general member of the public".
"We do recognize positions," he said, "but it doesn't take away from the value of your club experience if you're a general member".
However, we reckon that the probability function of a general member of the Hinde-Demétrio class (with p≠2) still deserves being studied, since this might potentially reveal even more surprising properties which could be of interest for probability theory.
In turn, a growing interest to this family within the statistics community along with a close connection of the probability function of a general member of this class to the Wright special function (presented by formula (30)) motivated us to consider subtle mathematical properties of the Poisson-Tweedie mixtures.
"We shouldn't be adding fuel to the fire because for me, if I was a general member of the public and I saw someone in Nicole's position, at the top elite level of sport saying something like that, you're going to believe it".
The Head noun occurs on its own (or in a further compound, usually of a different type) as the general member of the set: chē 'wheeled vehicle', yú 'fish', jīqì 'machine'.f.
Under the current program, a general SkyMiles member (one with no elite status) would earn 4,950 mileage points based on flight miles.
I began my time with Nourish as a general body member, and later took on the Marketing, Co-Leader, and Outreach positions within my Chapter.
Well established in the imperial capital, Honório Hermeto campaigned in 1829 to become a general deputy (member of the Chamber of Deputies, the national lower house) as a representative for his native Minas Gerais.
