The phrase "a particular stance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific position or viewpoint on an issue or topic.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, each speaker presented a particular stance that reflected their values and beliefs."
Alternatives: "a specific position" or "a distinct viewpoint".
While alluding to various styles, however, the piece never seems to take a particular stance, although Mr. McCawley deftly contrasted the varied textures and harmonies.
What's astonishing about the writing here is its constancy; from the outset, it reflects a single voice, an outlook, a particular stance within the world.
"It's really important that these bodies do this to frame the issues and work out what the key ethical questions are, rather than it being overtaken by people who already have a particular stance," Littler added.
Ms. Chipaumire and Souleymane Badolo, a daringly supple dancer, appear side by side, shifting through a series of poses, frequently returning to a particular stance: feet spread, one knee bent and arms held behind the back like wings.
I was told that one tactic of the Holy See in the past has been to personally call ministers to persuade them to take a particular stance at the CSW talks, even if it flies in the face of a country's national polices.
"That might seem like a shallow thing to hang your support on, but, in the end, I saw that the genuine concern for the people he was representing was a more important quality than a particular stance on a particular issue".
Regardless of a president's particular stance on redistributing wealth, however, the gap between the richest and poorest Americans still remains, though it's fluctuated during Obama's term as well as under President George W. Bush.
Definitions of egao fluctuate greatly, varying with an individual's particular stance on the phenomenon.
How peculiar that a deadbeat dad would take this particular stance, even as a form of desperate attention seeking.
Glymour takes it that, on a Bayesian picture concerned with rational confidences, all a scientist could be doing when she offers an argument is relating her particular stance on certain premises, or appealing to independent general principles that restrict personal probabilities.
But its composition is different from that of the MPC, so its view on a particular policy stance may be different as well.
