The phrase "a particular depth in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific level or degree of understanding, knowledge, or measurement in a certain context.
Example: "The research delves into a particular depth in the analysis of social behaviors."
Alternatives: "a specific level of" or "a certain degree of".
An isotope of iron, Fe60, was measured at a particular depth in the ocean's crust.
The minute dimensions of these particles allow them to penetrate up to a particular depth in a concrete panel.
Fourth and finally, an abrupt reduction of permeability is imposed at a particular depth in the conduit, and the system response is observed for about 10 years.
Typical GO applications utilize terms at a particular depth in the GO hierarchy (Myers et al., 2006).
The result of this transformation is a complex A-line, where each complex pixel a + bi represents a phasor Ae− iθ at a particular depth in the retina.
A typical approach for using GO has been to pick a particular depth in the hierarchy below which term co-annotations imply gold standard positives.
When the detector is positioned over an area containing several small pial vessels, the collected signal does not appear to be significantly weighted towards any particular depth in the tissue.
Each modulation frequency of constructive and destructive interference on the detector corresponds to a particular depth of backscatter in the tissue.
A dried soil layer (DSL) is generally formed in the soil profile at a particular depth owing to serious soil desiccation in water-limited ecosystems.
"If so, the sensor can make the decision to sample more frequently or sample in a particular depth of water more.
The G. Norman and Ruth G. Eddy Collection is comprised of over 500 late 18th-, 19th-, and early 20th-century instruments with particular depth in woodwinds, brass, and early pianos, and The Frans and Willemina de Hen-Bijl Collection of Musical Instruments includes over 200 musical instruments from all over the world.
