The phrase "genuine privilege" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a true or authentic advantage or opportunity that someone has. For example: "It was a genuine privilege to be invited to speak at the prestigious conference." "Having the chance to travel and study abroad is a genuine privilege that not everyone gets to experience." "Working with such talented colleagues is a genuine privilege that I am grateful for every day."
It is a genuine privilege to be able to make a show.
"Creating opera with such talented artistic teams and world class musicians in an organisation that places great emphasis on detailed musical preparation is a genuine privilege," he said.
Engaging in the native experience with such authenticity is a genuine privilege, I later reflect with gregarious barman Stelios, as I munch on a testicle.
It has been a genuine privilege to cover the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
It has been a genuine privilege to represent the people of South Shields in Parliament since 2001.
Unless there are additional circumstances unknown to the public--which Senator Coburn then has a duty to reveal to investigators, to justify his invocation of medical confidentiality--his assertion of a professional duty to withhold information is a direct assault upon the genuine privileges and responsibilities of medical providers.
Genuine education challenges privilege and can empower people to change their lives.
Voters overestimate the importance of a politician's perceived "genuine" beliefs, which privilege the loudest, charismatic people over the quiet but productive ones.
Further blurring of the different mandates and responsibilities might lead to decreased understanding and acceptance of humanitarian organisations, but also to questioning health workers' genuine intention to privilege health services above political, ethnic or other alliances.
Both of these refusals were more than mere token rejections of the baubles of privilege – they were genuine reflections of the modest ambitions of an over-modest man.
And the entrenched negligence and insensitivity of sport mascots ― such as the Washington Redskins or Florida State Seminoles ― stand as bold symbols that white privilege continues to trump genuine appreciation of diversity and essential human dignity within capitalism.
