The phrase "a particular shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific image or moment captured in photography or film.
Example: "The director emphasized the importance of a particular shot that conveyed the character's emotions."
Alternatives: "a specific shot" or "a certain shot".
Woods also likes the way Williams will remind him that there may be another way to play a particular shot.
They should be able to spot things that we don't see, to explain why someone might have chosen a particular shot, or a fielding position.
He had said he sometimes had no memory of hitting a particular shot; he remembered getting ready to hit, having hit, but actually hitting — no, he didn't remember.
James had an infuriating habit of talking as he filmed, commenting on a particular shot, cracking jokes, or being rude about Saira.
"With Web site video coverage and more coverage on TV though, you can sit at home and make your own decisions on how a particular shot will affect a player and then make your bets".
From high up you could hear, as his forehands sailed wide, the collective gasp from the quadrant of the upper bowl where fans were able to see right away that a particular shot was out.
In a brief meeting with Nadal this spring, I asked him if there was any particular shot of Federer's that he would like to have.
It fails to attribute causality to any of the marksmen's shots, because for any particular shot, the victim would still have died even if that shot had not been fired, as the other shots would have killed him.
7 is the most likely roll on any particular shot.
Surely this particular shot is a setup, a sitter, hanging there soft and helpless in the air.
This particular shot is a fuchsia set in a martini glass on top of a glass sheet.
