The phrase "a particular paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific document or article among many, often in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "In my research, I found a particular paper that addressed the issue of climate change in urban areas."
Alternatives: "a specific article" or "a certain document".
Each recitation revolves around a particular paper in systems.
It was about a particular paper — critic said that it lacked all insight.
You will first be sent an inquiry e-mail, inviting you to review a particular paper.
If you are implementing an algorithm described in a particular paper, provide the reference to the paper.
Perhaps Prof Jones felt initially, too, that his suggestion of "redefining" the peer-review process to prevent a particular paper attracting international attention was an obvious joke.
Assigning an "F" grade, zero points, or a reduced number of points on all or part of a particular paper, project, or examination.
However, since SIGPLAN mandates that PC member papers be held to a "higher standard," if at the end of the process, ERC members are deadlocked concerning a particular PC paper, that paper will not receive the benefit of the doubt, whereas a regular non-PC paper might.
If the Focus or Perspective discusses a particular research paper, that paper should be mentioned in this first paragraph.
I do, however, feel very ill at ease about acting as a referee for this particular paper, for the following three main reasons: This is not a scientific manuscript, and it neither contains data, nor reviews a scientific topic.
Although the general structure of the algorithm can be generalized to arbitrary signal models, we specified the algorithm in this particular paper in an application where we track a moving emitter using multiple RSS sensors with unknown noise variances.
Though not a distinct entity in this particular paper, the discussion is the place where authors explain their interpretation of their data and how it reflects on their hypothesis or informs their question.
