The phrase "a particular accent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific way of pronouncing words that is characteristic of a certain region or group of people.
Example: "She spoke with a particular accent that made it clear she was from the southern part of the country."
Alternatives: "a specific accent" or "a distinct accent".
(Monich is not coaching Butler's co-star, Jennifer Aniston, whose character doesn't require a particular accent).
"People put you in a category when they hear a particular accent and don't hear the message," Mr. Steinfeld, 52, said.
Many of the earlier poems are faithful to the speech of Leonard's native Glasgow, capturing not only the sound of a particular accent, but the hesitancies and false starts that characterise an individual's speech.
Christie was from the Midlands and spoke in a whisper, prompting Roth and a dialect coach to cast around for a particular accent and tone to help channel the sociopath.
A particular accent is put on assessment of reforming technologies (steam and oxygen-blown autothermal reforming) and chemical looping units, process integration issues of carbon capture step within the plant, modelling and simulation of whole plant, thermal and power integration of various plant sub-systems by pinch analysis.
And it's almost exactly the same figure: three note arpeggio with a particular accent from the guitar.
The migrant worker sticks to the established outline of aspiration and hard work that we've come to expect when a character with that particular accent starts talking about harvesting fruit.
Francis is the first Jesuit Pope in history, and his fierce conviction has the particular accent of a religious order that has redefined itself since Vatican II around "faith that promotes justice," as Jesuits put it now.
This was changed after a Scottish producer of the game felt that the particular accent used was too lower class, and an inappropriate choice; Harris re-recorded her lines with a "British bent" instead.
All standard languages are in any case spoken in a variety of accents, though sometimes one particular accent (e.g., Received Pronunciation in Britain) may be most closely associated with the standard because of its shared social or educational origins.
In Dawn of Mana's North American version, each spirit speaks with a particular European accent, such as French or Scottish.
