The phrase "a membership base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the group of individuals who hold memberships in an organization or service.
Example: "The club has worked hard to expand its membership base over the past year."
Alternatives: "a member community" or "a subscriber group."
"We have an asset, which is a membership base that is very engaged," Schlosser said.
Many blamed ticket prices with just 15,000 turning up from a membership base of 26,000, and a season home gate average that currently stands at 32,000.
Awfis claims 55 centers which house 25,000 seats — it says it has a membership base of 15,000.
We're told Portico's contributed assets, which includes a membership base of 2,500 people and lease interests in 80 luxury vacation homes, are part of the transaction.
BrandAlley was launched in France in 2005, is backed with VC cash and claims a membership base of 1.3 million and 200 brands.
BrandAlley was launched in France in 2005, is VC-backed backed with VC cash and claims a membership base of 1.3 million and has 200 brands.
IEEE is a membership based professional organisation.
Some teams are fortunate enough to have a machine shop in their school, while others build at Starbot, a membership based machine shop geared exclusively for kids.
The US-based Advisory Board Comembershipembasediprivate private company, with a strong social mandate to improve hospital performance) could be an interesting model to explore in this respect.
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Working with a broader membership base, a mix of US and international surgical oncologists could serve as educational teams that could reach many underserved locations throughout the world, where such efforts are badly needed and would be deeply appreciated.
