The phrase "a particular complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type or instance of complexity in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The project presented a particular complexity that required innovative solutions from the team."
Alternatives: "a specific complexity" or "a distinct complexity".
The explanations for any particular complexity can be produced by science without allowing any room for miracles, even if this will take time.
The other wines in our Top 10 were all pleasing, but each lacked a particular quality — complexity, focus or balance — that might have pushed it higher in the rankings.
Comedians do their best to create the room that they need, and the fortunate ones find people who know how to cultivate their particular complexity — which often means letting that complexity run wild.
The Office of Legal Counsel provides legal guidance to the president and the federal agencies on constitutional matters and on legal issues of particular complexity.
In particular, complexity must be represented within research design and embraced as an important aspect of review panel critiques.
This paper presents a framework for characterising project complexity in large engineering projects, which can be used to adapt the front end development phase of engineering projects to the particular complexity.
Paediatric dosage forms present particular complexity due to the diverse patient population, patient compliance challenges and safety considerations of this vulnerable population.
In this article, we have addressed the particular complexity challenge of the soft ML demapping faced with non-binary LDPC codes when one GF q) symbol spreads across multiple QAM symbols and STBC codewords.
We highlight one health area of particular complexity and importance for older adults, type 2 diabetes, and show how AR could be applied to assist older patients beyond the reach of current health technologies.
