The phrase "associated privileges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific rights or benefits that are linked to a particular role, position, or situation.
Example: "As a member of the executive team, you will have access to various associated privileges, including exclusive meetings and resources."
Alternatives: "related benefits" or "connected rights".
As well, until re-enrollment, students who are suspended are ineligible for the privileges associated with registration, privileges that include living in University housing, participating in voluntary student organizations, and involvement in any activity for which enrollment is a requirement.
Entitlement has always been associated with privileges, wealth and power, and the behavior that stems from belonging to the top.
He is also a symbol of American meritocracy in a sport long associated with privilege.
Instead of entering occupations associated with privilege, they could have gone into those where it counts for little.
Brenda replies: One of the keys to ending crime on campus is getting rid of fraternities, which promote the kind of lawlessness that lately is associated with privilege.
It's not entirely unsatisfying, watching the power of the argument being turned against the jurors we think of as most associated with privilege.
But my grandparents understood the responsibilities associated with privilege and the need to use that to make the world better.
While historically light skin has been associated with privilege, opportunity and European standards of beauty; dark skin has been with inferiority, poverty and ugliness.
Although some may be quick to point out that he's white, and that there are societal privileges associated with that, his gender identity sometimes overshadows those privileges.
There are a number of privileges associated with this red passport, and there have been some rare cases in the past when those privileges were abused.
