The phrase "a particular formula" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific formula in a mathematical, scientific, or technical context.
Example: "In order to solve this equation, we need to apply a particular formula that takes into account the variables involved."
Alternatives: "a specific formula" or "a certain formula".
Justice David H. Souter said Tuesday that the reasonableness of a forced entry depended on the circumstances of each case, rather than on a particular formula or fixed time limit.
(where the symbol 'F' is a placeholder for a name of a particular formula of the object language).
In this case, all we find out is that a particular formula is true only if it is true.
Solving a problem in the program's problem domain then really means establishing a particular formula α the problem's conclusion from the extended set Γ consisting of the logical axioms, the domain axioms, and the problem assumptions.
After that, the gateway waits for a timeout in order to collect multiple path information and then calculates the shortest path between the source and the destination using a particular formula, [14].
MM: It really goes a variety of ways and we don't really have a particular formula.
"She didn't want to just go through and write a pop song with any particular formula," he told Entertainment Weekly, adding that Adele hoped to create something "real and believable".
But American principles should also include some caveats, given that our ultimate interest is in an agreed, viable solution — not in any particular formula.
He doesn't have any particular formula for arriving at the handicap of a boat, he relies on his excellent memory and the exceptional ability to judge lines.
No pollster, party strategist or politics nerd should rely on the mechanical application of any particular formula.
Ms. Skloot contributes some of her royalties and speaking fees to the foundation, though she does not follow any particular formula.
