The phrase "a particular network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific network among many, often in contexts related to technology, communication, or social structures.
Example: "In order to improve our outreach, we need to analyze the data from a particular network that has shown significant engagement."
Alternatives: "a specific network" or "a certain network".
That knowledge can help IT minimise the risk of a particular network segment being compromised.
I once spent over 24 hours at a San Francisco Kinkos copy shop doing so for a particular network.
Such schemes allow subscribers to nominate a particular location (ie, a particular network cell) as their home.
A DDOS attack works by overwhelming the computer controlling a particular network by bombarding it with messages.
4. Write pitch letters to executives at a particular network explaining their show and why it should be aired on that channel.
The Library's decision was based on a desire to protect the intellectual property rights to the software that "locks" a cellphone to a particular network — software for which each cellphone owner could be considered a licensee.
They would rather not admit that rival operators exist, and they make it difficult to switch SIMs by, for example, locking handsets so that they only work on a particular network.
These are attackers who, for whatever reason, want to attack a particular network.
Although a graph representing the regulatory interactions between genes tells us something about the structure of possible interactions in the network, the full dynamics of a particular network what that network does can be represented by exploring its state space.
19 Recruitment of MSM occurred at a community center which is most probably frequented by MSM from a particular network/LGA.
These are locations either within a particular network, or international roaming exchanges (known as GRXs), where data from travellers roaming outside their home country is routed.
