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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a privileged few" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a small group of people who have access to exclusive, special opportunities or benefits that are not available to everyone. For example: "A privileged few have the opportunity to attend exclusive events that are off-limits to the general public."
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Inside, a privileged few watched Olympic festivities.
A privileged few at the top..
Working people are being forced to support a privileged few.
Only a privileged few have access to private internet connections.
Instead we have a Prime Minister who always stands up for a privileged few".
On the other hand, ownership will not be restricted to a privileged few.
Our institutions of higher learning cannot continue to offer their best deals to a privileged few.
All these years, opportunities for higher education have been confined to a privileged few.
There, a privileged few shared one denominator: each guest had accumulated a Klout score above 40.
While everyone is struggling with soaring energy bills, [he] only stands up for a privileged few.
Is it exclusively for a privileged few who can afford the experience of studying abroad?
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