The phrase "a particular example of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to specify a specific instance or case that illustrates a broader concept or category.
Example: "The study presents a particular example of how climate change affects coastal communities."
Alternatives: "a specific instance of" or "a distinct case of".
In this book, Peter Diamond analyzes social security as a particular example of optimal taxation theory.
A particular example of cubic to cubic transformation within the homogeneous modulus approximation is considered.
The neural network of the brain is a particular example of motivating interest.
The natural selection that Darwin described in The Origin of Species is only a particular example of a universal process.
Vincent's discovery is in fact a particular example of the bilinear transformation due to August Ferdinand Moebius (1790 1868).
This is a particular example of a story that I had built into me by my father, who liked Shakespeare, when I was a kid.
Now that I'm retired and have a little time on my hands, I decided to experiment with fighting a particular example of NIMBY-ism.
A particular example of Ti11Ni14 precipitate growth in a TiNi shape memory alloy was considered without any a priori assumption about the particle shape.
A particular example of this success has been the understanding that has been gained regarding the behaviour of multi-functional organic molecules at metal surfaces.
The refuser front embraces left, centre and right, including champions of free enterprise for whom all forms of state regulation - which greenbelt designation is a particular example of - usually exist only to be loosened.
Can you give me a particular example of something that puzzled you?") He toured Europe frequently in the early 60's, and some of the music is captured on "Live Trane," Fantasy's new seven-disc box set.
