'native speaking' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who speaks a language as a first language. For example, "We need a native speaking Spanish instructor for this class."
Native speaking interviewers conducted content validity interviews.
Stage III - back translation: two English native speaking certified translators translated T12 into English.
The two interpreters for interviews conducted in Thai language were native speaking Thais who were fluent in English.
Each child diagnosed with (C APD displayed abnormal performance in all tests, compared with reference results of Polish native speaking children.
Burnham, Ciocca, and Stokes (2001a) asked native speaking Cantonese participants to identify Cantonese words in auditory visual (AV), auditory-only (AO), and visual-only (VO) modes.
For the purpose of the study, the QL-I was translated into Spanish following a forward and backward translation procedure, carried out by an English native speaking linguist and a native Spanish-speaking English translator.
Where non-native speaking students actually find a problem and it's difficult to understand a paper, really the best tip is to go to the introduction.
His non-native speaking staff is mostly from El Salvador and Mexico.
However, we included non-native speaking immigrants with sufficient language proficiency.
The gap was widest in the borough of Tower Hamlets, where 84% from non-native speaking families did well compared with 75% of English speakers.
Writing journal papers in English, the lingua franca of the scientific world, however, often places an additional burden on non-native speaking scientists in EFL settings due to their lack of English proficiency.
