"membership credentials" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the identification documents associated with a membership. For example, "You will need to present your membership credentials in order to gain access to the club."
Siren voices that suggest the UK could survive as another Norway fail to register its population is one twelfth of the UK, its GDP per capita one and a half times that of Germany, its wealth in natural resources, the price it pays for a trading relationship with Europe or its absence of influence without full membership credentials.
His attempts to appeal to the Japanese by using his Nazi membership credentials only delayed them; but that delay allowed hundreds of thousands of refugees to escape.
Verify any certification or membership credentials.
Research each coach's training, professional memberships and credentials.
Mr. Blinken lists among his credentials membership on the Council on Foreign Relations and the Harvard Club of New York.
The challenges are myriad for someone lacking critic credentials, membership perks or a friend on the board.
I also agree about looking at external credentials: membership bodies (eg Social Enterprise UK, BITC, etc) and charities (eg Tourism Concern) will screen your policy and practices and approve them.
An examination of Novick's practice, however, shows that his claims about his professional credentials — membership in the American Psychological Association and the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy — are either false or out of date, according to officials with the organizations.
This occurs when a database, such as a large ecommerce website (which has membership and login credentials) uses a clickstream tracking system.
In the larger cities, the story is different, particularly among the youths who are the country's most ambitious and elite students and who still consider party membership a vital credential.
Nearly a quarter of the hires of the Bush group had conservative credentials like membership in the Federalist Society or the Republican National Lawyers Association, while only 7 percent had liberal ones.
