The phrase "recent membership" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's current or recent affiliation with a group, organization, or team. For example, "John has been a member of the tennis club for a few months, so his recent membership makes him eligible for the tournament."
We conclude by talking about broader issues of representation within the film industry, and specifically in the context of her recent membership of the Academy.
Mr. Goodman concedes the success of WNET/Channel 13's recent membership drive: over 40,000 pledges for over $2 million.
As a result of global trading and Taiwan's recent membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO), capital investments in local traditional agriculture and aquaculture will further decline and cause greater recession in rural areas.
A scan of recent Membership Rewards offers showed that such a renter could get a woman's stainless steel Movado watch (36,000 points), a 20-inch Magnavox television (23,998 points) or three $100 gift certificates at Brooks Brothers (30,000).
If you have a current membership, we'll cancel it and refund any recent membership fees from the past month.
The most recent membership figures for the NA, for 2012, are estimated to be at least 2,500, while an article published in the New York Times in 2011 said that the NSM consisted of about 400 members.
But according to news reports, Governor Palin and her husband have held recent memberships in the Alaskan Independence Party, a group working for the secession of Alaska from America.
In recent years, membership has dropped to fewer than 100 households, most of them headed by senior citizens.
But critics of the bureau have also contended that, in recent years, membership buys a business what could politely be called the benefit of the doubt.
A recent Rolling Hills membership sold for $109,000.
For example - he knowingly describes the recent WGA membership meeting: "The meeting was attended by an estimated smattering of the guild's 12,000 members".
