The phrase "a particular impact of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific effect or influence that something has on a situation or subject.
Example: "The study highlighted a particular impact of climate change on coastal ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a specific effect of" or "a distinct influence of".
Such constraints might result from hydrodynamic or topographic barriers along the studied area, with a particular impact on dispersal of the Estremadura Promontory at local levels.
However, we decided to use a nondedicated lung protocol (with a shorter acquisition time) and this may have impaired spatial resolution, with a particular impact on delineation of the relationship between tumour and adjacent structures.
This results in a particular form of bias known as publication bias; this bias has a particular impact on the quality of systematic reviews, which involve the comprehensive and unbiased identification of relevant studies.
Prednisone chronotherapy is expected to have a particular impact on morning symptoms of RA.
An area where DNA technologies have had a particular impact on our understanding of domestication has been in relation to gene and genome duplication.
There was also a hint in the studies that the drugs might have a particular impact on curbing the kinds of tumors that are the most difficult to treat: those that are not fueled by estrogen.
The fibre reinforcement has a particular impact on the Poisson's ratio of the composite constructs, decreasing from values of approximately 0.4 to 0.01.
"The restriction on subletting has had a particular impact," says Lisa Gibbs of Simpson Millar Solicitors.
Carbon nanotube-based biomaterials critically contribute to the design of many prosthetic devices, with a particular impact in the development of bioelectronics components for novel neural interfaces.
