The phrase "a particular solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical or technical contexts to refer to a specific solution that satisfies a given problem or equation.
Example: "To solve the differential equation, we need to find a particular solution to the initial conditions provided."
Alternatives: "a specific solution for" or "a distinct solution to".
And here's a particular solution to the eight queens problem.
This article presents a general analysis of the problem and proposes a particular solution to improve the odometry.
In this work we focus on a particular solution, to be interconnected to a 200×256‐pixel matrix covering an area of 1.3 cm2.
He started out by defining a particular solution to games one marked by the fact that each player is making out the best he or she (or it) possibly can, given the strategies being employed by all of the other players.
General relativity is based on a system of equations notoriously hard to solve, but shortly after Einstein set out his new theory he produced a particular solution to his equations describing an unusual form of waves that travel across space at the speed of light.
He started out by defining a particular solution to games — one marked by the fact that each player is making out the best he or she (or it) possibly can, given the strategies being employed by all of the other players.
The problem is solved by finding an approximate particular solution to the Poisson equation and using boundary collocation to solve the resulting Laplace equation.
Instead of seeking to defend his or her particular solution to a problem, Intel's researchers evaluate others' solutions.
Equation (3.10) is a inhomogeneous second-order linear difference equation; its solution takes the form of a particular solution added to an arbitrary linear combination of solutions to the associated homogeneous linear difference equation(3.8).
Similar genetic algorithms are widely used in logistics systems and other areas in which a particular solution needs to be optimized.
In many real-life problems, objectives under consideration conflict with each other, and optimizing a particular solution with respect to a single objective can result in unacceptable results with respect to the other objectives.
