The phrase "a set of privileges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or group of specific rights or advantages granted to an individual or group.
Example: "As a member of the elite club, she enjoyed a set of privileges that included exclusive access to events and facilities."
Alternatives: "a collection of benefits" or "a group of rights".
The question is whether whiteness, having arisen from a set of privileges accrued and institutionalized over centuries, can ever truly become a minority category, even if white people become a numerical minority.
The SAT contains a set of privileges that grants the user access to medical IoT devices and their services and/or resources.
If you walk into any bank, there's a set of privileges that determines what applications and data an employee can access.
Inside the Maze Prison complex near Lisburn in County Antrim, republican paramilitary prisoners were engaged in a long campaign to secure a set of privileges which would, in effect, have given them prisoner-of-war status.
As such, for most part, it is the rich who continue to be vested with a set of privileges.
Yes, such a set of rules privileges the Western European way of life, but it is a price for European hospitality.
This does not mean simply letting professionals (or professions) 'off the hook' but explicitly revisiting the notion of the profession as vocation, with which comes a set of rights, privileges, duties and obligations.
Possessing a sick role, including a set of rights, privileges and temporal exemption from fulfilling normal social obligations, is a process that requires social validation 26 31 whereby the reactions of others and the cultural context lived in play an important role in the experience of chronic pain.
It could have asked Family Plan adult subscribers to re-enter their payment card information to confirm their account, or it could have designated select slots for child members with a different set of privileges to make sharing less appealing.
We do know, however, that Times opinion columnists enjoy a special set of privileges ― like speaking their minds on Twitter ― not extended to the general newsroom staff.
The fact of the matter is, Nicki is not invited to any stage Taylor is on, because Taylor enjoys a specific set of privileges that have helped propel her to those platforms.
