The phrase "a privilege to support" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing gratitude or honor in being able to assist or back someone or something.
Example: "It has been a privilege to support this initiative and contribute to its success."
Alternatives: "an honor to assist" or "a pleasure to back".
Sarandon could have used her platform, her wealth and yes her privilege to support a candidate who would have made life better for a lot of Americans but she didn't.
"It is has been the greatest privilege to support the British govt and campaign for important causes these last 13 years #thankyougordon", she tweeted at the time.
The coalition goes on to write that it's time for those in the tech industry to "use our power and privilege to support those struggling for respect on the job and oppose bad bosses with all the means at our disposal".
"I think it's a privilege to be able to support her," he says.
It was a privilege to know Jill and to support her work.
Blythe jumped at the chance when she discovered that the College of Social Work was establishing a mentoring scheme and appealing for prospective mentors to come forward: "I almost bit their hands off – it is such a privilege to be able to offer support to qualified professionals within our own stable".
But it's also an amazing privilege to be supported by Arts Council England, along with some generous trusts and donors, to do what we do.
We have a tag-line, 'Internet is a right, not a privilege.' We enable a business model to support that mission".
He added, "I think he's a dedicated, dedicated American, and I'm a dedicated, dedicated American, and when we have a president I think we have a right, privilege and obligation to support that president.
"Steve was always very clear about his role in the genesis of Seva and it was his privilege to help support the heroic on-the-ground work of the doctors and health professionals involved in this courageous effort," Ms. Powell Jobs said in a statement.
