The phrase "a regular membership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard or typical type of membership in an organization, club, or service.
Example: "To access all the facilities, you need to sign up for a regular membership."
Alternatives: "standard membership" or "basic membership".
So in order to access the new marketplace, VideoBlocks users will have to have a regular membership, too.
If f ( x, y ) is monotone increasing with respect to x and y, then τ = f is an uncertain set with a regular membership function λ where λ l − 1 = f ( μ l − 1 , ν l − 1 , λ r − 1 = f ( μ r − 1 , ν r − 1 . Definition 6 (Liu [14]).
A membership function is said to be regular if there exists a point x 0 such that μ ( x 0 ) = 1 and μ ( x ) is unimodal about the point x 0. If μ is a regular membership function, then the function μ l − 1 = inf μ − 1 is called the left inverse membership function, and the function μ r − 1 = sup μ − 1 is called the right inverse membership function.
Lem was invited to stay on with the organization with a regular membership, but declined.
The new city will offer 20 pick-up points and 40 vehicles across the downtown area, with rental rates starting around $8 per hour, including gas, and without requiring any regular membership fees.
The rates are: €780 a year for regular membership, €1,500 for premium and €420 for the under-30s and non-French residents.
Chapel life was central to valley life throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries, but as with many communities throughout Britain, the post wars saw a decline in regular membership.
Let ξ be an uncertain set with regular membership function, and f : ℜ → ℜ be a convex function.
Regular membership in a research alliance resulted in negative and statistically significant outcomes while participation as the joint venture lead resulted in positive and statistically significant outcomes.
Academic health sciences librarians interacted with these curriculum committees directly through a variety of methods including regular membership, ex-officio membership, specialized subordinate groups, regular meetings with curricular leaders, or via informal contacts.
The regular membership is $50, a membership with voting privileges is $200 and a corporate membership is $1,000.
