'enjoy privacy' is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: The secluded cabin in the woods allowed us to enjoy privacy and escape from the chaos of city life.
Honorable Mentions: Yahoo, tax collectors, people who enjoy privacy.
Research strongly suggests that people are more creative when they enjoy privacy and freedom from interruption.
What she says: 'I enjoy privacy and small things, like staying at home.
That would break the code he said: just because they are famous, footballers are not public figures and enjoy privacy rights.Ok, I said.
Today most people in rich societies assume that, provided they obey the law, they have a right to enjoy privacy whenever it suits them.They are wrong.
I believe that states and corporations enjoy privacy rights like individuals and that any human system requires secrecy for its effective management.
Four days later, they enjoyed privacy on a first date at a restaurant in Berkeley.
It is open to the public paths that go round it, such that it is part of the life of the village, while also enjoying privacy when needed.
Whereas e-mail before P.G.P. was like sending an open-faced postcard through the mail, every P.G.P.-encrypted message enjoyed privacy on par with the fabled Zero Halliburton diplomatic attaché case, even if what you e-mailed was only a picture of your cat.
To say that the Fourth Amendment goes beyond property rights, of course, is not to say that one not enjoying privacy in person would not be entitled to expect protection from unreasonable intrusions into the areas he owns, such as his house.
The guru usually enjoys privacy in his own room and is referred to as " Ammi Jee (Mother)" in most circumstances.
