The phrase "a particular answer to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a specific response or solution to a question or problem.
Example: "The researcher provided a particular answer to the complex issue of climate change."
Alternatives: "a specific response to" or "a distinct solution to".
And making "beg the question" a mere variant of "raise the question" deprives us of a simple way of distinguishing between asking a question and assuming a particular answer to it.
The site also refers readers of a particular answer to information that others with the same question have found helpful.
To take this approach is to give a particular answer to a question posed long ago in Plato's Euthyphro (the question, as originally put forward, concerned the nature of piety, but it extends to values in general): Do we love X mutatis mutandis for the other emotions because X is lovable, or do we declare X to be lovable merely because we love it?
Scores on the 20 questions of the QCD, scores on questions in each of the 6 subcategories, and the total score were determined separately, and the percentage of parents who gave a particular answer to each question, the average score, and the standard deviation were calculated.
any revision of that collective work " does not compel any particular answer to that question.
any revision of that collective work does not compel any particular answer to that question.
We calculated the uniform DIF to determine the probability of giving a particular answer at a given level of anxiety or desire for information across the subgroups.
Smaller data sets in some cases can lead us to be more confident of a particular answer due to less discordance, but they are more likely to lead us to be confident in the wrong answer.
Unknown to me, on the very same day a local council was announcing its own particular answer to the problem.
Liberalism has no particular answer to these needs.
The right has no particular answer to future forebodings, but it is always good at spreading alarm.
