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The phrase "a particular class of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a specific category or group within a broader classification.
Example: "In our study, we focused on a particular class of mammals known for their unique adaptations to extreme environments."
Alternatives: "a specific category of" or "a distinct group of".
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"I don't think that the citizenship test disadvantages a particular class of students," he said.
Such narrow definition is necessary to restrict burglary coverage to a particular class of criminal act.
The quizzes focus on mastering structural blocks, like relative pronouns or a particular class of nouns.
They related to how the courts dealt with statutory provisions and rules "in relation to a particular class of litigant".
Complex formation is an example of a particular class of reactions known as Lewis acid-base reactions.
It became possible to induce a particular class of neurons to shine under black light in order to ferret out what sort of circuit they might participate in.
Laurie explained: "You could, if you chose, read this story as a very ferocious indictment of a particular class, of privilege, money".
A particular class of structures, the essential facilities, are analyzed.
We consider a particular class of d-connections: Definition 17.
The simulations are faithful to the dimensions and physics of a particular class of inkjet devices.
As a result, a repetitive firing scheme is observed for a particular class of the data.
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