The phrase "a particular space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific area or location that is being discussed or highlighted.
Example: "In order to create a comfortable environment, we need to focus on a particular space within the office for collaboration."
Alternatives: "a specific area" or "a designated space".
"Some people think the top was 'too Catholic' and was more commercially salable without the angel; others think it was cut to fit a particular space".
The official responded that the Pentagon refused to "restrict US action to a particular space" when direct national interests were at stake.
Later teams, such as the one at Oxford, developed qubits using single trapped ions, a method that confines charged atomic particles to a particular space.
"I want to draw attention to a particular space, true, but what is integral is how the work comes together as a whole," she said.
The story I was telling in "Blackbird House" was one of a continuing attachment to a particular space on earth, a field where the sweet peas bloomed, where jam was made from wild grapes and strawberries.
A certain business sector suddenly becomes the rage — green energy, say, or social networking — and venture capitalists, eager to say they have a "play" in a particular "space," stumble over one another to finance every copycat company.
But because it exists so far only in fragmentary form, Professor Harvey said, string theory must assume that a particular space-time background exists, rather than letting one emerge naturally from the interactions of the particles.
Each stretch represented a bit for a particular space--a "knight" or a "blank" for each of the nine positions on the board.
Most visitors to the facility would have seen an automated 40- to 45-minute audio/visual show on a particular space-related topic.
Our study on space-time patterning led us to map in space and time the RR for DF within a particular space-time window from the first hypothetical suspected case.
