The phrase "a particular generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of people born around the same time, often in discussions about cultural, social, or historical contexts.
Example: "The values and beliefs of a particular generation can greatly influence societal trends and movements."
Alternatives: "a specific generation" or "a certain generation".
Hannan was part of a particular generation of young Conservatives deeply marked by these events.
It really is a part of history, and of a particular generation".
"Robert's films have become the history of a particular generation in France," said his fellow Agat producer Yvon Davis.
The violent crime epidemic was the result of changes in context, not the bad character of a particular generation.
But there is perhaps a particular generation that has questioned the model of heterosexual wedded bliss, said Miss Exton.
It is in part a memoir of an American Catholic of a particular generation, a self-confessed "lefty" whose political and spiritual awakening came during the Vietnam War.
Boyce was part of a very particular generation of artists who studied at the Glasgow School of Art, taking what was then a new course called environmental art.
From sun-dried tomato wraps to agave-sweetened smoothies, restaurant chains are working to court an exceptionally particular generation — the millennials.
At about 30%, ProSiebenSat.1's share of the television market and that of Bertelsmann's rival RTL Group is roughly the same.Concern about its new power as a media behemoth is dismissed by Springer as "hysteria" and the "reflexes of the 1968 generation"—a particular dislike of the chief executive of Springer, Mathias Döpfner (pictured), whom one rival German media executive dubs "Mr Neo-con".
mtDNA mutations originating along a specific MA line lineage might still be in a heteroplasmic state at the particular generation analyzed or be a fixed difference (no heteroplasmy).
The attempt to create a fully automatic mesh generator, which is a particular mesh generation algorithm that is capable of generating valid finite element meshes over arbitrary domains and needs only the information of the specified geometric boundary of the domain and the required distribution of the element size, started in the early 1970s.
