The phrase "a particular day for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a specific day designated for an event or purpose.
Example: "We have set a particular day for the annual company picnic, which will be held on June 15th."
Alternatives: "a specific day for" or "a designated day for".
This ends the A Team effort on a particular day for the team's assigned households.
However, after the revolution, the Islamic Republic's regime executed so many students and political oppositionists every day that no one could name a particular day for a particular occasion.
Select a particular day for your parents.
If you are planning on asking somebody out, you should present the person with a clear invitation on a particular day for a particular activity.
They called the church and asked if I would be willing to put the petition out on a particular Sunday for my parishioners to sign.
If there were missing data from the closest site for a particular day of gestation, then the reading was taken from the next closest site without missing data.
Second, all the other factors that drive demand on any particular day for rooms at luxury hotels, and thus rates, are so variable from hotel to hotel, resort to resort, season to season, even city to city that a consistent comparison is nigh impossible.
The Times advertisement alone cost roughly $65,000, a standard rate for ads not slotted to run on a particular day, a spokeswoman for the newspaper said.
Another concern was reducing the audience of the Hottest 100; while the station has no data to prove less people would listen if the date were changed, Wards says "people associate [the poll] with a particular day and have for several years".
A member of the local community counted the number of animals at the wetland on a particular day each week for as long as the wetland held water.
This was done until three patients were recruited for a particular day, and then recruitment ended for that day.
