The phrase "a particular perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific way of understanding or interpreting something.
Example: "The artist aimed to evoke a particular perception of beauty through her work."
Alternatives: "a specific viewpoint" or "a distinct interpretation".
These data elements give the root cause for the perception generated from storylines that score highly against a particular perception band model.
We included 11 additional questions in order to determine if respondents with certain traits were more or less likely to have a particular perception of ID.
An object continuously acting on our sense organs causes us to now experience a particular perception while we are simultaneously conscious of an echo, as it were, of an identical past perception, produced just a moment ago.
Patterns in endorsements of attribution responses to the scenarios suggested that drivers tended to adopt a particular perception of the driving of others regardless of the depicted circumstances: a driving attributional style.
"There's a particular perception I'm attuned to, and it's important I communicate that.
To mediate a particular perception, feeling, decision, memory, or action, what is the precise number of neurons that must be active within a certain region, and when and how long must they be active?
In a second phase, the obtained fuzzy sets are adapted in order to model the particular perception of the properties that a user may have, as well as the changes in perception influenced by the image context.
Judgments about whether to include an item were based on several factors: the degree to which a given item reflected how a particular aging perception was defined (content validity); the logic of a given item, specifically its meaning and readability for participants; and the validity and content coverage of items within the broader aging literature.
In 2003, the Princeton psychologist Alexander Todorov began to suspect that, except for those people who have hard-core political beliefs, the reasons we vote for particular candidates could have less to do with politics and more to do with basic cognitive processes in particular, perception.
Richard Eyre once suggested to me that the kind of anecdote for which Bennett is famous tends to "seek him out… when you are with Alan you feel that his particular perception of the world is so powerful that the world itself becomes Bennettesque around him".
Prichard continued to work and to lecture on topics in epistemology, in particular perception.
