The phrase "a particular assumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific belief or idea that is taken for granted in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In our research, we need to clarify a particular assumption that underlies our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a specific assumption" or "a certain assumption".
Furthermore, we also present a probability approach to the method of Lyapunov functionals to analyze function projective synchronization in the dynamical network under a particular assumption.
They usually use a particular assumption either on the noisy image and/or on the class of the data estimator.
A particular assumption is made concerning the observations of the authors and a theory emitted by E. Koonin concerning evolution.
For a particular assumption about the demographic model, we ran a large number of replicate simulations, and kept only samples that contained exactly 144 derived alleles (the T allele) in the extant sample.
For example, the author articulates a particular assumption implicit in a comparison of means via the Mann-Whitney test which actually requires that, "the two distributions are identical, in shape and scale, differing only in their means.
Number of study semesters: we do not have a particular assumption in mind that relates to the length of the studies to the quality of life, but one might think of two conflicting effects: freshman face more stress because of the transitional nature of a new stage.
Notably, this argument completely dispenses with any particular assumption about collisions, or other details of the mechanical model involved, apart from the assumption that it is Hamiltonian.
This is not surprising because BCA does not make any particular assumption about the process of gene tree discordance.
Items are worded in ways that do not make any particular assumptions and are thus applicable to individuals with a range of different spiritual, religious, and personal beliefs.
We develop local prior robustness measures for mean-field variational Bayes(MFVB), a VB technique that imposes a particular factorization assumption on the variational posterior approximation and demonstrates the accuracy of our method on a range of real-world problems.
This in turn implies a particular inflation assumption.
