The phrase "parent member" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an individual who is a parent and also a member of a certain group, organization, or community. Example: "The PTA meeting was attended by several parent members who voiced their concerns about the school's budget cuts."
But the parent member of this group, 2-quinuclidone (molecule 1 in this paper), has not yet been unambiguously synthesized.
Jacquelyn Kamin, a parent member of the Panel for Educational Policy, which replaced the old Board of Education, was among those to testify.
One such parent member of the group is Bernadette Crockett, president of the Parents Association and mother of three children who attend P.S. 194.
Mark Callister-Davies, a parent member of the steering group planning the new school, said: "It is about ensuring the very high standards created at the foundation's primary schools are continued through the rest of their education".
Marge Ralphaelson, 48, who was a parent member of the task force on reforming John Jay High School, said she was looking forward to the fall after two years of vociferous debate about the school.
Bill Younger, a Pratt parent, member of Pratt's Board of Visitors and managing director of Sutter Hill Ventures in Palo Alto, Calif., kicked off Parents Weekend on Oct. 25 with the annual Engineering Seminar in Griffith Film Theater.
Instead, parent members on the councils will be elected by officers of parent-teacher associations.
The duocarmycin and CC-1065 are the parent members of a class of exceptionally potent antitumor antibiotics that exert their biological activity through sequence selective alkylation of duplex DNA.
The State Legislature ultimately passed a bill calling for nine parent members and two community members appointed by the borough presidents.
The new councils will have nine parent members, two community members appointed by the borough president, and a nonvoting student member.
"The leaflet was created by the professional and parent members of the Community Engagement Sub Group of Camden's Safeguarding Children's Board," he said.
