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The phrase "long-time member" is perfectly acceptable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has been a part of a group, organization, or club for a long period of time. For example, "John has been a long-time member of the local golf club since 1994."
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Giles was a long-time member of the RMHUC.
He remains a long-time member of the NRA's board.
Long-time member of the Ridgeway Country Club.
She was a long-time member (57 years) of The Colony Club.
Anne was a long-time member of the South Hempstead Congregational Church.
Congregation Rodeph Sholom mourns the death of our long-time member Donald Mayer.
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He was a long time member of Sunningdale Country Club.
Long time member of the A.O.H. division 19.
Jane was also a long time member of the Scarsdale Woman's Club.
He was a long time member and golfer at North Hills Country Club.
Don was a long time member of St . Georges Episcopal Church in Maplewood, NJ.
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