"beyond privilege" is a correct, usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in any context where you wish to express that something is more important than privilege. For example, "Equality is a right that extends beyond privilege."
In this perspective, Gonski (Shore old scholar) and fellow panellist Katherine Greiner (chair of high-end Loreto Kirribilli) can be seen as reminding their peers that schooling has tasks and responsibilities that go beyond privileging their own offspring.
The paranormal is not necessarily beyond earthly privilege.
There is, it should be noted, substance to Macklemore and Ryan Lewis beyond White Privilege II.
"It is beyond a privilege for AAFCA to receive this opportunity to honor a man who epitomizes timeless excellence," Gil Robertson, AAFCA's president, said in a statement.
Increase your curiosity for things around you and beyond, allow yourself the privilege to be wonder-struck.
Before we die, may we know that to be alive is astounding, inconceivably precious, a privilege beyond reckoning.
Beyond the gauche privilege and complacency of Theo's small-mindedness, most striking is his idea that the big and the small can be compartmentalized in this way.
Still, adds Zainab, at least she gets to go to school – a privilege beyond the reach of some of her friends in Tabata Kisiwani.
Some yacht owners are attracted to tourist resorts in the French Riviera because an integral part of their lifestyle is projecting their privilege beyond their elite peer group, Spence adds.
One expert on confidentiality and the law, Paul N. Samuels, director of the Legal Action Center in New York, said it was the first case he knew of that extended confidential privileges to A.A. meetings, and a rare decision extending the religious privilege beyond a clergy member.
