"privileged vantage point" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a perspective or position that gives someone a unique advantage or insight. Example: As CEO of the company, I have a privileged vantage point to observe industry trends and make strategic decisions.
I saw a very different story unfold, and saw it from a privileged vantage point.
Throughout the talk this becomes a privileged vantage point from which we can re-think politics and/as/of pleasure.
What will history, with its privileged vantage point far from the heat of partisan battles, conclude about him?
Irony creates a privileged vantage point from which you can frame and stand aloof from a world you are too savvy to take at face value.
Along the way, Dr. Lewis often gained a privileged vantage point for events in the region during a life that spanned the era of T.E.
I had a desire for a completely different relationship with the landscape – being involved with it, rather than looking down on it from a privileged vantage point.
Epistemology and subjects both lose their status as privileged vantage points in this context, but this does not imply a reductive naturalism, since '[h]aving a place in nature does not spell a reduction of humanity as much as an explanation, one that provides us with a meaningful place' (Mullarkey, 2003: 64).
Where to Stay The Hotel Carrera, Teatinos 180, (56-2) 698-2011, fax (56-2) 672-1083, www.carrera.cl, is the elegant doyenne of Santiago hotels, an Art Deco masterpiece that has enjoyed a privileged downtown vantage point since 1940.
Bioethicists are tending to frame issues and formulate theory from the vantage point of privileged social and professional groups, even in the developing regions of the world as local bioethicists there seek a share in the prestige of high technology medicine (Salles and Bertomeu 2002; Luna 2006).
Nagy reserves her scorn for the academic, who writes about "the supremacy of the male libido" and judges other women from the vantage point of her own privileged independence.
Betsy and I high-fived each other in a congratulatory gesture that would forever bind us as some of the privileged few to see the Lost City of the Incas from this unique vantage point.
