The phrase "be privileged with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express gratitude for being afforded a special opportunity or honor. For example, "I am privileged with the opportunity to work with some of the greatest minds in the field."
It also decided that the customer would be privileged with these stinting terms only if she agreed not to discuss them with anyone, the media included.
This fingerprint considers substructures which were determined to be privileged with respect to biological activity; it is conceivable that these substructures are overrepresented among natural products due to their evolved bioactivities.
So, for now, a man who lies about the violent death of little children continues to be privileged with a badge on his not-at-all-banned Twitter account.
And if we are so moved, why should anybody else be privileged with greater duty and proximity?
The family was privileged, with a house equipped with an indoor toilet.
Doctors are privileged with a ringside seat during every one of life's landmarks – pregnancy, birth, childhood, marriage, divorce, employment, redundancy, illness, ageing, bereavement, death.
The new reality, he said, is a society in which one-fifth of Americans are privileged, with job security, high wages and strong skills.
However, I am privileged with the friendship of Muslims who have been there for me and I value as true friends". O'Sullivan, widely regarded as the game's most gifted player, has often been front-page news.
When, close to camp, we saw a third leopard belly-crawling up to a herd of impala, I knew I'd been privileged with the game drive of a lifetime.
First, I should start with this acknowledgement: I was privileged with a fantastic relationship with my parents.
In a career as a graduate scholar-official that spanned 18 years, Choe was privileged with various positions.
