"former license" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in situations where you are referring to something which had a license but no longer does. For example, "Joe applied for a new license after his former license expired".
The large stage, surrounded with relatively narrow strips of seating, creates an unusual balance between players and audience, with the former given licence to roam in luxurious open spaces.
The BBC agreed to fund a redundancy payoff of nearly £700,000 to a former senior executive using licence fee money, after she moved to BBC Worldwide, the corporation's commercial arm.
It's his choice and I wish him luck, but I think it's a bad decision by the British Board of Control to give a 34-year-old former sportsman a boxing licence".
Dan Coshan, a former director, manager and licence holder at the venue, has joined hundreds of thousands of clubbers in a campaign to reopen its doors before heavy financial losses mean it shuts for good.
When Benham invested £6.2m in Midtjylland last July he appointed Rasmus Ankersen – a 31-year-old former player, Uefa A-licence coach, entrepreneur and author – as the chairman.
"In this country I think there are four women with Pro Licences," the former England midfielder said.
The former co-hosts of the licence fee-funded The One Show qualify through the poor reviews and ratings for their advertising-supported breakfast show Daybreak.
Sky is "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting licence but its former chairman James Murdoch was spared no criticism today after the media regulator slammed his handling of the phone hacking scandal.
Barzalona was the principal jockey for Godolphin's stable at Moulton Paddocks after Appleby took over the licence from his former employer Mahmood al-Zarooni last summer, but his opportunities have dried up in recent weeks with Appleby booking several other jockeys for his horses, including William Buick, Ryan Moore, Martin Lane and Richard Hughes.
In the former post office, forms and licence applications and a bottle of dried ink still stand on the counter, while in a back room stands "a nice dresser, upon which [stands] a teapot and a jug and some sheet music: 'Red Sails in the Sunset', 'The General's Fast Asleep' and 'You Can't Do That There 'Ere.' Nobody on Stroma will ever sing those songs now".
