'state members' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to people who are members of a state, e.g. "The state members of Montana gathered to discuss new legislature".
"The success we show is you guys," she told the assembled state members.
The ISA is headquartered in Kingston, Jam., and has more than 150 state members.
Mike Janke, the chief executive, said the company's customers included heads of state, members of royalty and government agencies.
Several Islamic State members involved in the 2015 Paris attacks arrived on Europe's shores from Syria posing as refugees.
Although the daily operations of most international organizations are managed by specialized international bureaucracies, ultimate authority rests with state members.
Across the state, members of Congress or state legislators found themselves thrown into the same district, or representing districts that went from safe to perilous.
Out-of-state members of the Appalachian Trail Conference came on weekends and lived in tents.
And the majority of those out-of-state members visit the place only three to five times a year.
Since its inception European integration has been the subject of disputes, haggling, and compromise among the nation-state members.
2. (S/NF) Important information often is available to non-State members of the Country Team whose agencies participated in the review of this National HUMINT Collection Directive.
C. (S/NF) Important information often is available to non-State members of the Country Team whose agencies participated in the review of this National HUMINT Collection Directive.
