The phrase "a particular reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a specific mention or citation of something in a discussion or text.
Example: "In her research paper, she made a particular reference to the studies conducted in the 1990s."
Alternatives: "a specific reference" or "a distinct reference".
Well, that will not happen on my watch," with a particular reference to Trump's plan to dismantle the CFPB.
You can view the list alphabetically by common or scientific name or search to find a particular reference.
Both team's telescopes were equipped with special filters, which could distinguish extremely rapidly between photons that were more red or more blue than a particular reference wavelength.
Hence, using a particular reference genome for such an analysis might preclude identification of genes not found in a certain serotype.
These properties are normally presented in terms of complex modulus and phase angle master curves at a particular reference temperature.
The detection performance is evaluated at a particular reference flight condition using linear analysis and nonlinear simulations.
This is achieved through a climatic data analysis to find the most suitable design approach, with a particular reference to Amman.
According to this objection, generalized 2D semantics has the implausible consequence that one cannot speak or think directly about individuals: the real subject matter of our 'Obama' talk is not the man himself, but whoever happens to satisfy a particular reference-fixing criterion.
Follow referencing system: If your university requires a particular referencing system, make sure to follow it.
Ploce, the emphatic repetition of a word, with particular reference to its special significance (as in "a wife who was a wife indeed").
A Scientific Review with Particular Reference to Quota Management.
