The phrase "a particular cup" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying or referring to a specific cup among others, often to highlight its uniqueness or importance in a given context.
Example: "I always drink my morning coffee from a particular cup that reminds me of my travels."
Alternatives: "a specific cup" or "one certain cup".
Even fewer players personify a particular European Cup final.
We all have a particular World Cup fear, and one possibility is that Brazil are knocked out early while Argentina remain, at which point all Argentinian nationals will have to evacuate the country pronto.
We also used this model to evaluate optimum tantalum bead configuration for this particular cup design when used in a clinical setting.
The play itself, by the 27-year-old Alistair McDowall, was an unnerving mix of urban nightmare and sci-fi thriller that, while not my particular cup of tea, undoubtedly possessed a dark, compelling power.
Nor is it frustration at the lack of black models on the catwalk: for once, that particular cup looked half full rather than half empty (well, a quarter full at least).
And while this may not be your particular cup of Yorkshire, if I had my own little lab, a bunch of spare celebrity body parts and unlimited access to an electricity sub-station, that is pretty much the monster I'd build.
And at this particular Cup, the Europeans also drew considerable inspiration from the example and private struggle of Severiano Ballesteros, the Spanish golfer and former captain who is now trying to recover from a brain tumor at age 53.
After that particular cup of tea he forgets his cigarette case and she writes to him, "if you had forgotten your heart here too, I would not have let you have it back".
The $1.50 more you pay at Starbucks represents the goodwill you perceive in that particular cup of coffee.
