The phrase "a particular force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type or instance of force in various contexts, such as physics, social dynamics, or personal influence.
Example: "In this experiment, we will analyze the effects of a particular force on the movement of the object."
Alternatives: "a specific force" or "a certain force".
Young Chinese such as Wang, part of China's "post-90s" generation, are a particular force.
But a particular force exerts itself on Muslim students, pulling them toward religious conservativism -- alienation from their non-Muslim peers.
This has a particular force in the theatre, where Robert Bolt's A Man for All Seasons long held sway.
Many forces hold careers events that are worth attending, especially as the first step to get on to the scheme is to apply directly to a particular force, and they all have individual recruitment processes.
The idea that the Holocaust defeats attempts at artistic dramatization — that it constitutes, in Andreas Huyssen's words, "unimaginable, unspeakable, and unrepresentable horror" — has a particular force in the world of music.
Thus John McCarthy's experience as a hostage in Beirut brings a particular force to the chorale that focuses on Christ's capture, and the vehemence with which the voices articulated Giles Fraser's words "Drenched in spit and mockery" adds a vivid contemporary resonance.
As outlined by ref. 34, comparing the timescale of a particular forcing to the GRT can be a useful measure of the degree of transience a groundwater system will manifest in terms of variations in lateral groundwater flow.
If male orangutans are unable to regularly protect females from forced copulations, it is reasonable to assume that males would not be completely effective at protecting infants either (although we note that payoffs to protection of potential offspring would be higher than protection of a female against a particular forced copulation attempt).
Periodically Ms. Sharp has an actor shout a line with particular force and volume, possibly to rouse any theatergoers whose eyelids are feeling very heavy.
But occasionally, if an insult has particular force - because of the truth it contains, and the verve with which it's expressed - it sticks.
A deeper displacement with a particular applied force would allow for more shear force to be applied to the gelatin as the user tries to manipulate the probe across the surface.
