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The phrase "a private office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an office space that is not shared with others, typically for individual work or confidential meetings.
Example: "After the renovation, I was excited to finally have a private office where I could focus on my projects without distractions."
Alternatives: "a personal office" or "a secluded office".
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But it's not a private office or a cocoon.
Kind of like not having a private office.
No one, not even the chairman and the chief executive, has a private office.
MARCIA walked over to a private office and tried to dial the number again and again.
Now it's almost as if Thomas has a private office at his disposal.
AMENITIES: A billiards room, a private office and a three-car detached garage.
The very idea of a private office is, of course, the most important symbol in a status-conscious business community.
And if you're sitting in a private office you can do that, and then you can really focus.
After her remarks, she walked to a private office trailed by VIPs and a few dogged students.
Nobody I know has ever been happy about moving from a private office to an open one.
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There's also a gym and a private office/den with its own entrance.
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a private desk
a closed office
a private branch
a private post
a private cabinet
a private service
a private location
a private commission
a private firm
a private suite
a private cubicle
a private ministry
a personal office
a special office
a private prosecution
a particular office
a former office
a paperless office
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