The phrase "a model member" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who exemplifies the qualities or behaviors expected of a member in a group or organization.
Example: "She has consistently demonstrated dedication and teamwork, making her a model member of our community."
Alternatives: "an exemplary member" or "a stellar member".
But why should we assume that Julia – a model member of the business community – is a drain on anyone's pocketbook?
Here we focus on the interaction between two engineered epidermal growth factor (EGF) mutants and the EGF receptor (EGFR), a model member of the RTK superfamily.
The Fabians are a network, BP's another network - that is civil society". Since the 1980s, Butler has maintained and extended his political and commercial connections like a model member of the "successor generation".
In my book, that makes me a model member of the community: I make big contributions to the public coffers without being a drain on the apparatus of the state.
And while you're at it, you're perpetuating both the myth of the ill-behaved American child and the sense that every parent is in it alone, struggling to supply the rest of us with a model member of the next generation of productive adults who know how to behave in a restaurant.
When you decide to be a model member, not only will you endear yourself to the leader, it will become obvious to all that you are serious about your business.
In an alternative model, members of different groups of BH3-only proteins compete for binding to Bcl-2-like anti-apoptotic molecules.
He was certainly a model Corporation member," Bok said.
It has been a model NATO member and has tried hard in recent years to win the favor of the European Union, which Turkey wants to join.
Even his supporters are reluctant to speak openly about him, but a former colleague at the orchestra described him as a model board member and good fundraiser.
Estonia, the smallest of the three, is the only one that comes close to the 2% target: "a model alliance member," comments an American official.
