The phrase "a particular improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a specific enhancement or advancement in a certain context.
Example: "The team has made a particular improvement in the efficiency of the production process this quarter."
Alternatives: "a specific enhancement" or "a notable advancement".
After months of climbing joblessness, the unemployment rate slipped to 9.7percentt from 10.1percentt for the quarter that ended in October, with a particular improvement in the rural provinces.
The multi-period planning problem has the added complexity of determining which period a particular improvement should be made given a limited budget for each time period.
A few years ago, my colleague David Pogue — the arbiter of all things that work — wrote about Gunnar and found that the "high-performance eyewear" wasn't a particular improvement on the naked eye.
Next said it had seen a particular improvement in sales of seasonal knitwear and nightwear.
However, there is a particular improvement in the SDR when β is far from 0. Fig. 4 a b Relationship between β and separation performance Fig. 5 a b Performance plotted against the number of virtual microphones.
Programme theories seek to explain how a particular improvement programme is conceived to work.
But beyond that, it is hard to point to any particular improvement on the ground as a result of Annapolis.
This pillar has more to do with how people are using YouTube, than it does with any particular improvement the site can make.
Of course there are many, many factors that determine how much cost any particular improvement will recapture.
Likewise, addition of a secretion signal like honeybee "melittin" has been attempted in several occasions but did not yield any particular improvement to the method [ 102].
Teasing out the precise contribution of a particular efficiency improvement isn't just difficult, however; it may be impossible, because the endlessly ramifying network of interconnections is too complex to yield readily to empirical, mathematics-based analysis.
