The phrase "exclusive privileges" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to special rights or benefits that are only available to a select group or individual. Example: As a member of the exclusive club, she enjoyed many privileges such as access to private events and discounts at select restaurants.
There are, after all, some rare and exclusive privileges that make you feel good instead of guilty.
But last summer the family let the state know that it had lost patience and that it objected to the boarders' exclusive privileges.
Elizabeth's chief adviser, Pyotr Shuvalov, had the government grant exclusive privileges and monopolies to some of the nobility, hoping to involve them in the development of mining and manufacturing.
As a captain in 1881 he was captured by the forces of the amīr Ahmadou in the Upper Niger region, but within a year he had extracted exclusive privileges for France in that area.
The established settlers resented the Islanders for their new titles and exclusive privileges within the city government.
With Daniel Webster as their attorney, the case Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge made its way to the United States Supreme Court, which in 1837 ruled that the state had not granted exclusive privileges to the Charles River Bridge proprietors.
Simply put: for $200 we gained the exclusive privilege of a civilized airport experience.
Dressing up in order to look good was an exclusive privilege of the better off.
At the start of the French Revolution, hunting, until then an exclusive privilege of the nobility, was opened to all.
Together, these social beliefs in equality undercut the impulse toward exclusive privilege that every successful group indulges on occasion.
At the head of the cove, he scent-marks a stump: the exclusive privilege of an alpha wolf.
