The phrase "a particular description" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific or distinct description of something, often to clarify or specify details.
Example: "In order to understand the concept better, I need a particular description of the process involved."
Alternatives: "a specific description" or "a distinct description".
When the United States hits a target with a drone-launched missile, it has often been because it and the people there fit a particular description or pattern of behavior -- not necessarily because they are known terrorists.
One way has been to provide by law that "recognized terms and conditions of employment," such as those reached by collective bargaining for workers of a particular description, shall be applied to all others engaged in the same kind of work.
Some aspects of the world may even be beyond the limits of our thought, so that we cannot form intelligible descriptions of them, let alone know that a particular description is true.
It also states that valid warrants require "probable cause" and a particular description of the place to be searched and the persons or objects to be seized.
The general public benefit rule in the "poverty" category is that "gifts for the relief of poverty among poor people of a particular description" is charitable; "gifts to particular persons, the relief of poverty being the motive of the gift" are not.
The play begins with a series of actors on a blank stage, delivering a very particular description of a certain place on a certain day.
But if you wanted to describe what the buildings of the past decade looked like, you'd be hard-pressed to settle on any particular description.
In an e-mail, Mr. Pierce offered a more particular description: "Kristine has exquisite timing, infinite vocal, physical and emotional range, and also she is insane, which is very helpful in Chris's work".
A most particular description of the admirable tree that bears the Indian nut, called Cocos, and alone produces all commodities and things necessary for the life of man". Dictionary of Some Words of the Maldive Language.
We define use case as a detailed, very particular description of the way a model will be used, including specifications for input, output, parameters, execution protocols, the interpretation of data, and qualitative and quantitative comparisons to other models.
Further analysis of the interaction of Syn proteins with the components of the ER lumen, in particular description of a mechanism of ER entry, is an effort that should continue to generate exciting results.
