The phrase "a little particularly" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
It is a combination of two modifiers that create redundancy, as "little" and "particularly" convey different degrees of emphasis.
Example: "I am a little particularly concerned about the project's timeline." (This sentence is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "somewhat specifically" or "a bit especially."
But the narrowing of that wage gap does mean that the labor cost advantage some of these other countries have enjoyed is eroding a little, particularly if there are other cost-based advantages to producing in the United States (like access to cheap natural gas or being closer to your consumers).
The usage of such old versions concerns me a little, particularly those of the gene annotations, given that a lot of the results that are presented in this work rely heavily on the comparison of AS profiles against those annotations.
Despite recent efforts to raise awareness and concern for these issues at work, a new survey just released by the Hollywood Reporter and Morning Consult reveals these efforts fell a little short, particularly when it comes to men.
"I blame these mental images to the number of books and poetry I read when I was little, particularly a Portuguese poet named Sophia de Mello Breyner.
I encourage the authors to integrate some of the supplemental data into the text, particularly Figure 1 figure supplements 3 and 4 and Figure 3 figure supplements 1 and 2. Methods are a little terse; particularly the models and their outputs could be explained more fully.
But everything else was a little ordinary, particularly the boring taupe carpet.
A little vulgarity, particularly when the toreadors come marching in, wouldn't go amiss here.
And a little humility, particularly in a writer, is never a bad thing.
It challenges your optimism a little bit, particularly when you're just starting out in your career.
Only Ted 2 looked a little threadbare, particularly its overseas gross (currently $109m against the first's $330.6m).
But my brother had been here for two years and he'd already gotten liberalized a little bit, particularly about the Vietnam War.
