The phrase "a particular profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type or category of something, often in contexts like data analysis, user demographics, or character descriptions.
Example: "The marketing team is targeting a particular profile of customers who are interested in eco-friendly products."
Alternatives: "a specific profile" or "a distinct profile".
This is a very complex process as it involves vulnerable children with a particular profile.
To any reasonably attuned school administrator at Duke, the term "lacrosse player" summoned a particular profile.
Liz Karter of Level Ground Therapy sees many ABs among her female clientele, and there is a particular profile that stands out.
The government could allow hi-tech security searches at British airports that focus on people who fit a particular profile, prompting fears that particular racial and religious groups will face increased scrutiny, it emergedtoday.
During that time, the authors say, there was a "particular profile of leadership -- a charismatic and dynamic speaker who could hypnotize a room, who also had the arrogance to really believe that he was personally destined to rewrite the rules of business".
They can predict that a particular candidate will win the most votes or that a particular profile of candidate will win (like the candidate who spent the most money in that state, the one who spent the most time there, or one from that region, and so on).
His work in the theatre has a very particular profile: elegant, precise, meticulous, with a certain steely craftsmanship, glintingly intelligent, theatrically inventive but never self-advertisingly so, human but always slightly distanced.
Each type of cancer may have an epigenetic alteration profile, and patients with the same type of neoplasm may have a particular epigenetic profile.
Every particular profile of an object refers to, though it does not present, the object as a whole (i.e., as it could be perceived in all of its profiles).
We look for a particular personality profile for kids we bring in in February.
Advertisers like them because they can be aimed more precisely at a target audience (with a particular demographic profile and browsing history) than, say, television or radio ads.
