The phrase "became privileged" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a person or group who gains a special advantage or opportunity. Example: After years of hard work and dedication, the student became privileged to attend the prestigious university on a full scholarship.
One, "The Caste," sold a million copies (in a nation where sales of 20,000 make a best seller) by exposing the sins of Italy's political class and how it became privileged and unaccountable.
It became privileged enterprise, not free enterprise".
Viewed from this perspective, the real threat to our individual liberties came not from government, but from the "heedless self interest" of those in positions of vast wealth and power, whose greed crushed individual initiative and so restricted "the field open for free business" that private enterprise "became too private... it became privileged enterprise, not free enterprise".
Stewart consulted with a "senior immigration analyst" - aka Birmingham-born comic John Oliver - to determine how a person becomes privileged enough to visit the UK.
It's a boon to catch shows like these, which celebrate what has possibly become privileged musical knowledge, akin to jazz's cavernous artist legacies.
Nicks reports, for example, that 'in 11 (US) states last year, not a single black student took the Computer Science Advanced Placement Exam for college credit', suggesting that software development has become privileged knowledge for the groups that do enrol (2014).
The legal process throws a blanket over all information that becomes privileged to committee members and company insiders never mind that there is an ongoing company whose securities still trade.
They argued that in terms of learning, the organism is not subjected to a causal process by which a certain 'reflex arc' becomes privileged through repetition; it does not 'learn a response' to a definite stimulus, rather it responses to a form, a gestalt of stimuli, a typical stimulus.
And Mahmoud Abbas and the Palestinian Liberation Organization he leads have become privileged allies in US plans for peace in the Middle East.
(It could be argued that the atoms and molecules inside the brain don't become privileged simply by residing there as opposed to inside a rock, sea water, or interstellar space).
The convert (especially the white convert, who claims universality, supreme objectivity, and isolation from history, unlike the black convert, whose conversion is read as a response to history), imagined as coming from a place outside culture, becomes privileged as the owner of truth and authenticity.
