The phrase "an active membership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a membership status that is currently valid and engaged in activities or benefits associated with an organization or group.
Example: "To access the exclusive events, you must maintain an active membership in the club."
Alternatives: "a current membership" or "an engaged membership".
By 1937, she had a husband, a child, and an active membership in the Communist Party.
We're looking at an active membership that is involved in the conversation of film and new film-makers.
Phil also maintains an active membership in Meeting Professionals International (MPI), an organization representing professionals responsible for conference, event, and meeting management worldwide.
Oates wrote that he and his friend, who was not named in the post or in attached videos, explained to the police that one had checked in with a guest pass and the other with an active membership card.
But in order to maintain an active membership, City Experts have to create at least five good reviews per month – meaning well-written posts with added photos.
Cofounded by Bishop Arthur Brazier, whose Apostolic Church of God on 63rd Street claims an active membership of more than 18,000, TWO began as a militant protest organization.
In 2006, PhilHealth had an estimated active membership coverage of 16 million members with more than 68 million beneficiaries, thus covering about 79% of the estimated 86.9 million in the entire country.
With a corps of 60 trained volunteers, preferred service providers, and a highly active membership, Ashby Village – headquartered on Durant Avenue across from the Berkeley City Club – is among nine villages to each receive a $100,000 grant from the Archstone Foundation, a philanthropic organization focused on improving the quality of life for elderly Americans.
"It's even the only group in an Anglo-Saxon country," Topaloski points out, adding that even the United Kingdom has yet to produce a real, active membership.
He also was a member of the "Allgemeine SS," a suborganization without active membership.
He and McDonnell now see their grip on power as resting with a vibrant and active membership.
