The phrase "sole privilege" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a unique advantage or exclusive right that only one person or group has. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The company's CEO held the sole privilege of making executive decisions."
Researchers are now finding that evolving such natural tuxedos is not the sole privilege of males, suggesting that being choosy in mates is not reserved for females.
In the early years of the Colonies, Cambridge, Mass., had the sole privilege of printing, but the monopoly was broken in 1674, when Marmaduke Johnson, who had come over to print an Indian Bible (1663), moved his press to Boston.
Even in an absolutist state, however, education cannot be the sole privilege of the rich or the ruling classes, because an efficient absolutist state requires capable subjects, albeit bound to their social position.
Ironically, if no one was feverishly gathering around the "Mona Lisa," I predict that the art world would be just as aggravated: The powerful myth of the masterpiece, which the industry elite have until relatively recently had the sole privilege of defining, is the foundation of their status.
Jefferson handed over the documents, bowing to Marshall's judgment that federal courts were sole arbiters of executive privilege.
The fact that Walker was the sole candidate granted the privilege of riding alongside the popular senator was a metaphor for his poll position, according to the New York Times, which reported before the event that all of the other presidential aspirants were being "left in the dust".
The federal government is looking at suspending the citizenship privileges of sole Australian nationals fighting with terrorist groups, as the prime minister, Tony Abbott, says the Islamic State group is "coming after us".
The sole right to issue trading privileges anywhere in Albany County rested with the mayor and Common Council.
"For now, it's all we can do to demonstrate that religious exemption and privilege aren't the sole property of the Christian Right".
"These Texas laws deny plaintiffs access to the institution of marriage and its numerous rights, privileges, and responsibilities for the sole reason that Plaintiffs wish to be married to a person of the same sex".
And while there are grim and violent realities about certain neighborhoods — which it takes another kind of blasé white privilege to ignore — this idea of "sketchiness" is the sole purview of the racist and classist.
