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The phrase "a particular hit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific success or impact, often in contexts like music, movies, or marketing.
Example: "The new single was a particular hit among teenagers, topping the charts for weeks."
Alternatives: "a specific success" or "a notable success".
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The crab sandwich is a particular hit.
Joint programmes seem to be a particular hit with students.
Despite these, it ran for 860 performances, a particular hit being Strange Music.
Spectators found her irresistible; her floor routine, to Mexican "hat dance" music, was a particular hit.
Serebrennikov's production of "Scumbags," a raw, cruel play about Russia's lost generation of the nineteen-nineties, was a particular hit.
One of his products, hot water bottles which he branded as the "Huggie", were a particular hit.
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Did he recall any particular hits?
He had said he sometimes had no memory of hitting a particular shot; he remembered getting ready to hit, having hit, but actually hitting — no, he didn't remember.
Garcia in particular hit a nothing shot; he's totally failed to catch fire in this Ryder Cup.
Back in the UK, consumer stocks were under pressure, with retailers in particular hit by a Goldman Sachs downgrade and a poor set of figures from Mike Ashley's Sports Direct International, which fell 8.25p to 63.5p.
Parents are not yet embarrassing, and a bedtime book is still a treat: the Gruffalo, a dimwitted monster, is a particular British hit.
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