The phrase "a particular requirements" is not correct in written English.
It should be "particular requirement" or "a particular requirement" to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The project has a particular requirement for data security that must be met."
Alternatives: "specific requirement" or "distinct requirement".
"In order to watch Bon Jovi, there is a particular requirement of spectators: Stand up.
Maximising exposure to the elements was a particular requirement in the naturist quarter, something I appreciate as I squat like a baboon and sip water in the dry gardens of Héliopolis, the brutalist, amphitheatrical sun-trap next to the beach.
If a particular requirement "r" is not addressed by any software concern, an occurrence will be generated for this requirement.
In Table 6, "×" and "√" symbols indicate whether a specific privacy-preserving check is fulfilled or not, respectively, whereas "–" represents that a particular requirement is not discussed.
These issues are particularly problematic during verification and validation phases when a system fails to meet a particular requirement, which necessitates a design change.
When reading the code, it is always critical to determine the scope of the section from which a particular requirement is taken.
Major users of valves include the oil, gas, chemical, and petrochemical industries, which have a particular requirement for standalone microprocessor valve technology and actuators for remote monitoring and control of pipelines.
For an experiment with a particular requirement on either the field uniformity or the field gradient, we show that the volume required by a spherical coil form which satisfies these requirements can be significantly less than the volumes required by cosθ and solenoidal coil forms.
This led the authors to conclude that the adhesion process has a particular requirement for ROCK1 [11].
If a particular requirement is broadly accepted in the literature, we will simply take it as a given, and cite relevant previous work.
