"venerable organization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an organization that is respected and admired for its long-standing history and traditions. It is often used to convey a sense of reverence or honor towards the organization. Example: The Smithsonian Institution, a venerable organization founded in 1846, is known for its extensive collections and contributions to the field of science and culture.
More than 30 African leaders gathered today in this balmy port city to bury the Organization of African Unity, the venerable organization that championed the continent's long and successful struggle against white oppressors but stood mostly silent when black autocrats emerged in their wake.
With the impending arrival of Francesca Zambello, the seasoned opera and musical theater director who will take over in September, comes the promise of fresh energy and change that extends even to the name of this venerable organization.
By New Year's Day, every magazine, radio and television critic comes out with a Top 10 list, as does the National Board of Review (a venerable organization that everyone has heard of, though no one knows why).
That plan was brokered by another moving force at the school: Ken Fischer, president of the University Musical Society, which at 120 years old claims to be the most venerable organization of its kind in the United States.
But a week ago, after several years of modest success followed by three seasons of minimal activity, the collegium gave up all but the ghost, quietly folding itself into the Clarion Music Society, a venerable organization that is itself emerging from a near-death experience.
(Allan Kozinn) Concert Artists Guild (Wednesday) This venerable organization, devoted to molding the careers of emerging classical performers, celebrates its 60th anniversary with a season-opening concert featuring performances by alumni and currently represented artists, including the Afiara String Quartet, the harpist Bridget Kibbey, the violinist Hye-Jin Kim and the baritone Thomas Meglioranza.
As newsletter editor, trustee, chair of dozens of committees (several, now venerable organizations) and finally recipient of the Society's Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis medal, Margot earned the right to relax.
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WWF, the venerable conservation organization, is increasingly putting resources into research and advocacy in an effort to change public policy on climate change and clean energy.
"We flipped through the Green Book for the longest Italian name we could find," Bert Stand, the secretary of Tammany Hall, the venerable Democratic organization, explained at the time.
"We flipped through the Green Book for the longest Italian name we could find," Bert Stand, the secretary of Tammany Hall, the venerable Democratic organization, said at the time.
