The phrase "a particular phase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific stage or period in a process, development, or situation.
Example: "During a particular phase of the project, we focused on gathering data and conducting research."
Alternatives: "a specific stage of" or "a distinct period of".
For Oz, a particular phase of the Middle East peace process has come to a crashing conclusion.
(4) You must remove all equipment and materials that are no longer needed for a particular phase of your operation.
Do the services delivered meet the needs of children and youth at a particular phase of development in a specific setting?
"Burned-over District was a name applied to a small region, during a limited period of history, to indicate a particular phase of development.
Each chapter links an account of their individual transformations from colonist to American with a particular phase of the Revolutionary era.
Each of these uses concise, evocative scenes to cumulatively express the particular mood of a particular phase of its narrator's life, while also managing to unfold gripping plots, as if incidentally.
Similarly many other origins of the anisotropy like defects inclusions-cavities in metals and multiphase alloys, directional distribution of a particular phase, anisotropy of individual grains, etc., can be related to different scale dependent phenomena.
The assessment of the therapeutic blocking of the cell cycle (in a particular phase) is of particular importance.
The nCPMG sequence is based on a particular phase modulation of the refocusing pulse train, and was originally designed for rendering the spin echo amplitude insensitive to the initial magnetization phase.
But although Lodge himself admits that "each of my novels corresponds to a particular phase or aspect of my own life", he is at pains to point out that "this does not mean they are autobiographical in any simple, straightforward sense".
As I progress through the summer, I hope that I'll become more accustomed to the language used in these papers so I won't have to stop every couple of sentences to look up what a particular phase or jumble of letters mean, and subsequently become distracted by other interesting research papers.
