The phrase "a privileged set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific group or collection that has special advantages or rights compared to others.
Example: "The research was conducted on a privileged set of individuals who had access to exclusive resources."
Alternatives: "an exclusive group of" or "a select group of".
"This might be a privileged set of molecules," said Dr. Fischbach.
The relaxed ease of entering fosters a sense that the museum and the artworks inside it belong to everyone, not to a privileged set of connoisseurs.
Remarkably, the passivation extends to the nanostructure edges, limiting in-plane growth to random, localized nucleation events, which constantly change direction within a privileged set of six <211> vectors.
In that context, "Vitruvian Man" becomes discernible as an early point on Leonardo's learning curve, showing the tyro anatomist subordinating his firsthand observations of the human body to a privileged set of proportions.
Therefore, realist non-collapse interpretations are committed to selecting a privileged set of definite-valued observables out of all observables.
The sort of pursuit envisaged by the account under consideration demands an epistemic commitment from scientists so weak that scientific researchers must be regarded as either selfless theoretical altruists operating solely for the good of the community or as skeptics about the existence and/or attainability of a privileged set of goals for science.
First, he thinks it beyond human knowledge to identify any privileged set of unlimiteds, such as earth, air, fire and water, as ultimate elements.
Schools are therefore a privileged setting for initiatives targeting the improvement of health and nutritional status in children, and a strategic location for the implementation of health promotion programmes [ 16].
The Sutton Trust is urging Ucas, which administers university entries, to revise the system, arguing that private school students not only tend to submit more carefully-crafted statements but generally have a more privileged set of experiences about which to boast such as work experience at blue chip employers.
And I honestly think TB has also made me a better person in many ways (I know this comes from an extremely privileged set of circumstances).
And now this privileged set of assumptions that oh the poor need this, the poor should be happy with this, it's set us all back by years".
