The phrase "a few particular" can be used in written English as a part of a sentence.
It is typically used to refer to a small or specific number of things or people, rather than a larger or more general group. Here is an example: "I have read many books on the topic, but there are a few particular ones that stand out to me as the most insightful."
After 1994, most of those interviews required the answers to a few particular questions.
What sets this complaint apart is that it is not limited to just a few particular transactions.
Most of the advantage comes from Mr. Obama's numbers in a few particular swing states, including Ohio and Florida.
For at least a few particular uses, however, the unusual computer made by D-Wave Systems now seems to be very fast indeed.
I think it's fair to say that the erosion of free speech is still only at the margins in major western universities, and mainly concerns a few particular subjects.
A few particular instances are customarily highlighted – the slaughter after the Indian mutiny in 1857, the massacre at Amritsar in 1919, the crushing of the Jamaican rebellion in 1867.
"In human body fluids, one does not find one of a few particular chemicals, but rather complex chemical cocktails with many different endocrine-disrupting chemicals at very low concentrations.
I went down a pretty dark road in the 1990s and while I don't regret it, if I had my time again, I'd probably try to avoid a few particular scenarios.
A carpet is a story, Mr. Murphy says, with whatever wear and imperfections, and he has just finished a book, "The Root of Wild Madder" (Simon & Schuster), dedicated to the general story of carpets -- and of a few particular ones he bought or chased in several years traveling as a reporter for The Associated Press.
(Chinen) The Manhattan Transfer (Friday through Sunday) For more than 40 years this four-piece vocal group has been an adult-pop confection, but one seasoned thoroughly by jazz; nestled within its collective sound there are still a few particular pleasures, notably the smoky alto of Janis Siegel.
For a few particular cases we give the explicit solutions.
