The phrase "permanent participant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is regularly involved in a particular activity or organization. For example, "The museum has a permanent participant on its board of trustees."
The project came from a meeting in 2008 in Tromsø where the Permanent Participants of the Arctic Council convened to strategize on how to best promote their languages.
"The Arctic states, permanent participants, and observers to the Arctic Council should individually and collectively lead global efforts for an early, ambitious, and full implementation of the [Paris Agreement]," the report urged.
The Permanent Participants have come together to prepare a plan for the states who make up the Arctic Council to create a fund that would allow them to contribute to all aspects of the Council's mandate.
The conceptual breakthrough of the Arctic Council as an international organization was that it created a new structure involving the nation states plus indigenous representation as "Permanent Participants". But left out of the blueprint was the question of resources and capacity.
Even the primary lesson of the 20th century's European civil war – which was that Britain needs to be a permanent, committed participant in continental affairs – has failed to take hold.
Regardless of whether changes brought about by a traumatic event are transient or permanent, the participants of this study, whilst sharing their experiences of recovery clearly demonstrated they achieved posttraumatic growth.
Acting on the assumption of 32 teeth in the permanent dentition per participant, in total there were maximally 8,800 teeth to assess, of these 1,007 teeth were clinically lacking, 553 of these were wisdom teeth.
Interestingly, the increased RSC activation in response to permanent landmarks paralleled participants' knowledge about landmark permanence.
Positive help Others feel there will be insufficient motive for those running the scheme to find participants permanent work.
Early projects with nowhere to go: one hit wonders that didn't engage with our professional programme or didn't have permanent opportunities for participants to move onto.
