The phrase "a particular pair of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a specific set of two items or elements that are being referred to in a discussion or context.
Example: "I found a particular pair of shoes that I think would be perfect for the event."
Alternatives: "a specific pair of" or "one particular pair of".
Her favourite customer is a man who's comes in weekly to buy a particular pair of seamed stockings.
Mostly, I use pants as a kind of fatness monitor: a particular pair of very narrow A.P.C. jeans functions like a scale.
In the VB description of the benzene molecule, each double bond is localized between a particular pair of atoms, but resonance spreads that character around the ring.
We have created a SPEM-based language for defining Abstract Migration models that represent an MDE migration solution for a particular pair of source and target technologies.
This designed heterotetramer preferentially recombined a particular pair of asymmetric Lox sites over other pairs, whereas a mixture of freely associating subunits showed little bias.
You buy a five-year debenture – the current cost for Centre Court debs is £50,000 – which entitles you to all the tickets for a particular pair of seats during that period.
For example, I scanned a particular pair of wireless headphones, expecting to see results for that product, and instead got very general listings for headphones — even some with wires.
Custom Audiences also allowed a business to know when consumers had viewed a particular pair of shoes on a website so that they could be repeatedly shown an ad for those shoes on Facebook and elsewhere online.
There are plenty of dispatches from inside Larkin's head: anguished, indecisive, plaintive, and saucy (he tells her about a fantasy he has been having in which she is wearing a particular pair of black knickers, a pair with a hole in them).
While you're waiting for that why not have a squint at Vic Mark's pieceon what the future holds for a particular pair of thirtysomethings, or have a glance at the man who still has the astutest mind in the game when it comes to captaincy, Mike Brearley for his fascinating take on England's travails.
Reinterpret (x∗,p∗) as a particular pair of optimal primal arguments.
