The phrase "a particular instance that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific example or occurrence that illustrates a point or concept.
Example: "In a particular instance that highlights the importance of teamwork, the project was completed ahead of schedule due to everyone's collaboration."
Alternatives: "a specific case that" or "an individual example that".
A particular instance that needs further investigation is transitioning from verifying to explaining (Hähkiöniemi & Leppäaho, 2012).
Others describe a particular instance that causes them to lose hope: "my son getting to that place where he feels he would be better off dead" (mother aged 42, child aged 18).
To conclude, in a particular instance, that omissions in a municipal training program constituted the "moving force" in bringing about the officer's unconstitutional conduct, notwithstanding the large number of intervening causes also at work up to the time of the constitutional harm, appears to be largely a matter of speculation and conjecture.
Thus, although quantitative studies of market trends, together with evidence of on-the-ground destruction, can demonstrate which categories of antiquities are likely to be largely illicit, it is generally not possible to determine definitively in any particular instance that an antiquity was originally obtained illicitly.
"Generally, labor costs and the cost of equipment only go up, but we thought in this particular instance that the good outweighed the economic side of the issue.
"Since I don't know the particular charges or particular instances that are being referred to, I'm not going to comment until I've seen further information in regard to specific allegations against my client".
Does such determination involve the very deliberation about particular instances that was meant to be excluded by the rule?
Sensitive analyses around the values of the model and the green factors for a particular instance demonstrates that by adding little cost a noteworthy improvement in customer satisfaction and surprisingly a reduction in produced emission carbon is possible.
As we've become more familiar and comfortable with our tools doing things for us, we've eagerly traded more of our agency for the anticipated gains, even when we're unfamiliar with the choices and assumptions built into a particular instance of that trade-off.
This way we could associate to each TE a set of putative regulated genes looking for all the genes regulated by peaks belonging to a particular instance of that TE.
A particular instance of orthology that will provide clues for the physiological roles of ancestral GPCRs is the PTHR orthologs in Ciona that share a high sequence identity with both vertebrate PTHR-1 and PTHR-2.
