The phrase "adored member" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is highly regarded or cherished within a group or organization.
Example: "She has always been the adored member of our community, known for her kindness and generosity."
Alternatives: "beloved member" or "cherished member".
"Julian was a much loved and adored member of our family.
Some people look at their own folk music as we look at morris dancing". In the past couple of years, hip-hop has overtaken rock as the sound of young Morocco and, for this show at least, Matbakh's most adored member is a rapper whose name, Bigg, equally well describes his girth, his personality and his reputation.
In the late 1980's, Mr. McIntyre was the youngest (and perhaps most adored) member of New Kids on the Block, a bubble gum pop quintet that paved the way for the boy band craze a decade later, when Joey Fatone from 'N Sync started appearing on the covers of magazines for teenagers.
Adoring members of the public crowded by the jury room, cellphone cameras earnestly pointed inside, where they hoped to catch a glimpse of him.
She formed a particular bond with punk, heavy metal and glam rock bands and, after Melody Maker moved to High Holborn, she would hold court in her unofficial office – the Oporto pub – surrounded by adoring members of Hanoi Rocks, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, the Exploited, the Damned and various waifs and strays.
In Egypt, a uniformed despot is trying to revive the cult of the caudillo through a compliant media and some adoring members of the liberal intelligentsia while in Latin America, the original home of the caudillo, the advances of neo-liberalism in the 1990s have been reversed throughout the 2000s.
He was adored by members of the Journal staff.
But we both absolutely adored Dear Committee Members by Julie Schumacher.
One adoring audience member rode him across the arena on her wheelchair.
Mr. Rushing reminisced about his days as an adoring young member of the audience when the company's emphasis was also on theater.
In loving memory of our adored and cherished member.
