The phrase "membership subscription" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a payment made in order to become a member of a particular organization or group. Example: "To access all the benefits and resources of our association, please sign up for our yearly membership subscription."
The success of the professional networks has seen membership subscription more than quadruple in the past 12 months to almost 170,000 members.
It is essential that the college is financially self-supporting, with revenue generated by charging an annual membership subscription ranging from £30 to £130 per annum.
As the project progressed the creative economy team designed and launched a city-wide creative network Creative Cardiff connecting the city's creative populous through events, resources and a website with membership subscription.
Until German Catholics feel that their church really does represent their values, and they identify with it wholly and freely, the numbers leaving will only increase, and the reduction of Catholic identity to whether or not one has paid the membership subscription is unlikely to improve matters.
Giving someone a membership subscription as a Christmas present that reflects their passion – be it for films, art, theme parks or gardening – can show a lot more thought than handing over a bundle of store gift tokens or a wad of cash.
Value-added service revenues from their social network, which totaled $19.1 million in Q4 2016, mainly consisted of membership subscription revenues and virtual gift revenues.
The income of constituency associations derives from membership subscriptions and fund-raising events.
Its second biggest source of revenue is membership subscriptions which bring in £15-£18,000 a year.
The senior railcard is a blessing; so too are all those membership subscriptions to friends organisations.
The NAEA is a professional body, funded by membership subscriptions, with a self-regulatory role.
Charging for admission, membership, subscriptions and, for some, earning profits are similarities these institutions have with businesses.
