The phrase "worthy member" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone respected for their accomplishments or contributions to a community. For example, "We inducted John into our club as a worthy member for his years of dedicated service."
Ms. Stender is a progressive Democrat who would make a worthy member of Congress.
Eerie yet soulful, the movie may not win, but it's a worthy member of the club.
Galaxy is finely tuned and a worthy member of the Mario pantheon.
"The first time I saw Aaron's work, I understood he had great potential to become a worthy member of A.H.C.I.," Vincent Calabrese said by e-mail.
It is very important that Georgia now has no political prisoners, and we can declare we are a worthy member of the civilized world".
The image is sketchy-looking, but vigorous, and it suggests that if the book had been finished, Kitty-in-Boots would have been a worthy member of Potter's feline pantheon.
NOTE WORTHY Members chart their progress in journals.
Mr Cohn-Bendit may have changed his political hue these days he is one of 12 worthy members of the European Parliament representing Germany's Greens but he has lost none of his iconoclastic bluntness, pugnacious irreverence, unnerving unpredictability or infectious mirth.
As he wrote to the Roman Catholics in March 1790, "As mankind become more liberal they will be more apt to allow, that all those who conduct themselves worthy members of the Community are equally entitled to the protection of civil Government".
All worthy members over twelve years old may receive a Limited-use Recommend.
Making lots of small loans is expensive, so credit unions also have to attract more credit-worthy members who want to take out larger, long-term loans.
