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"fortunate enough to be" is correct, and it is usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence: "I am fortunate enough to be surrounded by people who share the same values as me."
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"We are fortunate enough to be living here".
And we're fortunate enough to be doing well," she said.
I'm just fortunate enough to be a part of it".
I've been fortunate enough to be naturally pretty strong anyway.
(I was fortunate enough to be included in the program).
I was fortunate enough to be more relaxed by the end".
I was fortunate enough to be around him and know what a special player he was.
She added, "I'm fortunate enough to be in Uber," and rapped her forehead with her knuckles.
On one side, members of the public fortunate enough to be granted a seat.
I was fortunate enough to be able to work out and train with Jerry Rice.
He is fortunate enough to be in a recession-proof business.
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