The phrase "absorbed privilege" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an individual or group has internalized or taken on advantages that come from their social status or identity.
Example: "Her actions reflected an understanding of the absorbed privilege that came with her background, influencing her perspective on social issues."
Alternatives: "internalized privilege" or "inherited privilege".
Forty years later, cities mostly thrive, crime has been in vertiginous decline, the young cluster together in old neighborhoods, drinking more espresso per capita in Seattle than in Naples, while in San Francisco the demand for inner-city housing is so keen that one-bedroom apartments become scenes of civic conflict — and so big cities turn into hateful centers of self-absorbed privilege.
Upon rising to power, the Zafikasimambo clan absorbed the ritual privileges of the former Zafiraminia clan and had established themselves as the premier ombiasy (wise men) who practiced astrology and served as scribes; they regularly left the Antemoro homeland to provide their services where needed.
Even as Ticino was fully absorbed into the Helvetic Republic, Campione maintained its ancient privileges, remaining part of the political entity to the south — even if this was also another short-lived Napoleonic creation, the Cisalpine Republic.
After graduation, I embarked on a new journey where I had the privilege to work at New York Community Hospital where I absorbed a great deal of knowledge and gained huge insight into the field of administration.
In writing these works, Deleuze sought to unearth the presuppositions he absorbed in his education; chief among them, he felt, was a deep-seated privilege of identity over difference.
Challengers to the laws say that hospitals frequently deny these staff-like privileges to abortion doctors because they want to avoid become absorbed into the abortion wars, thus forcing many clinics that provide women safe abortions to close.
Becoming momentarily absorbed in building a house of cards from the detritus of the night before gives the young adolescent the chance to steal back, however briefly, the privileges of a carefree childhood.
Marty was fully absorbed.
