The phrase "a particular program or" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific program or option among others in a discussion or explanation.
Example: "You can choose a particular program or method that best suits your needs."
Alternatives: "a specific program or" or "an individual program or".
COST In traditional grant making, a philanthropist is financing a particular program or area of research to achieve a goal.
Another recommendation aims to address a chronic criticism of state spending practices by prohibiting money dedicated for a particular program or agency to be used for another one.
At times, that worked to the advantage of a particular program or issue, but sometimes his political drive was seen as working against the core mission of the department.
Responses that are specific and reflect a student's research about a particular program or aspect of campus life are far superior to those that regurgitate a college's mission statement or those dashed off the night before a deadline.
If you are receiving a runtime error alert regularly when using a particular program or performing a specific task on your computer, make a note of what you are doing at the time the message appears and of which programs are open and in use.
Finding and focusing hard on the research question that you'd like to address is more important than getting a degree from a particular program or in a particular field, Gehlert says.
"Most of what the empowerment zone has been funding is job creation on an ongoing basis, as opposed to any particular program or service".
How a person responds to, say, a particular program, app or web browser Cynics will point to Vine and say it is proof of our ever decreasing attention span, fans (*raises hand in the air enthusiastically*) will tell you Vine is a great little app to display creativity, inform and document.
Finally, interviews can be quite draining, both physically and mentally, and it can be challenging to recall exactly how you felt while visiting a particular program a few weeks—or even just a few days after the fact.
You'll never know or care when a particular program was on, or on what channel; you will just know that when the little light on the front of the DVR is on, something you requested is ready to play.
Both are, after all, just computer programs, and whether a particular program is malicious or not is often a matter of opinion.
