The phrase "a particular label" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific designation or name that is being discussed or identified.
Example: "In this study, we will focus on a particular label that has been used to categorize the data."
Alternatives: "a specific label" or "a certain label".
The commission's "focus wasn't on a particular label," Ms. Ramirez added.
"A reader should know what he might reasonably expect under a particular label," he wrote.
There is plenty of room for competition, Mr. George said: "There wouldn't be any reason for a particular label not to participate in all of them.
"I don't put a particular label on any of it because right now I'm in a relationship with a guy, but I still have sexual feelings towards girls".
Among the recent arrivals in the post have been two new box sets, each dedicated to the often shambolic recordings of a particular label.
"While we used a particular label and polymerization chemistry for our system, the general approach is not limited to that," said Priestley.
Our analysis has two main advantages with respect to the analyses appearing in the literature: (i) it is able to address temporal properties which are more general than invariant properties; (ii) it supports, by means of a particular labeling discipline, the validation of systems where several copies of an ambient may appear.
A lower ratio indicates that a particular labeled transposon mutant is present at lower abundance in a culture relative to the abundance of a genomic DNA sample.
It is not really found in any particular labels.
In order to test this new combination of methodologies, it was applied to a continuous flexography process that is used to print a particular product label.
Therefore, what I'm doing here is just loosely applying these terms to a character who simply displays the behaviors and characteristics of a particular diagnostic label that we use for real people.
