The phrase "a particular case to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or example in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In a particular case to consider, the defendant acted in self-defense."
Alternatives: "a specific instance to" or "a certain situation to".
The central government was intentionally not blocking a particular case to mobilise people to get rid of their own obstacles," suggested Anti.
"The second class includes constitutional violations that are not of sufficient import in a particular case to justify reversal even on direct appeal, when the evidence is still fresh and a fair retrial could be promptly conducted.
In pilot schemes, prosecutors have been able to compromise to win police trust for example by letting them skip hurdles that are required by the rules but not necessary to bring a particular case to court.
If, for example, a particular informant is known for the unusual reliability of his predictions of certain types of criminal activities in a locality, his failure, in a particular case, to thoroughly set forth the basis of his knowledge surely should not serve as an absolute bar to a finding of probable cause based on his tip.
As an example, we show that Proposition 1.1 is a particular case to Theorem 2.2.
First, the number of DRGs and specific characteristics used to allocate a particular case to one DRG or another.
The monthly meetings ensure that providers learn from each other and obtain feedback on their response to a particular case, helping to improve the quality of care for the network of providers.
The technique was chosen in this particular case to guarantee a fast postoperative recovery and prompt hospital discharge.
Their task is to determine the facts of a particular case and to apply the law.
Re-examination of judgments, in principle, reduces rather than enhances the possibility of injustice being done in a particular case; refusal to allow suit makes it impossible for a court to see that a particular dispute is fairly resolved.
As the Withers case demonstrates, the task of deciding whether a particular case amounts to contempt of parliament is normally delegated by the Commons to its committee on standards and privileges.
