The phrase "a particular evaluation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific assessment or judgment regarding a subject or situation.
Example: "The report provides a particular evaluation of the project's success based on various performance metrics."
Alternatives: "a specific assessment of" or "a distinct appraisal of".
The findings from this particular evaluation of a major re-configuration of end of life care services suggest that in the early days of the initiative, the Delivering Choice Programme primarily 'worked' for those with cancer who received fast track funding.
When the computational cost associated with one particular evaluation of the code is high, such direct approaches based on the computer code only, are not affordable.
Due to the regulatory requirements of pharmaceutical analysis in particular, evaluation of robustness is vital to predict how small variations in operating conditions affect the responses.
In particular, evaluation of in vitro studies indicated that Hu1A3B-7 retained both broad specificity and neutralizing activity.
The effects of this combination, and in particular evaluation of the effect on markers of bone resorption, are under evaluation in phase II clinical trials.
Therefore, visualisation of the pelvic floor musculature, identification of muscle injuries and, in particular, evaluation of muscle structure and function would complement generally used clinical tools, and might reveal aetiological factors for pelvic organ prolapse.
One of the main working packages of this project is dedicated to climate change and public health, and in particular, evaluation of vulnerability to heat stress of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in Berlin, Germany, a metropolitan area surrounded by the countryside of Brandenburg (Trial registration: URL: https://drks-neu.uniklinik-freiburg.de/drks_web/; ID: DRK00000705).
We argue that health services research, and in particular evaluations of complex IT systems in health service organisations, may benefit from being informed by Actor-Network Theory perspectives.
Research which takes into account the inter-relatedness of these aspects of successful management is therefore required, in particular evaluations of interventions developed in consultation with key stakeholders which are designed to target these psychosocial influences.
