The phrase "a particular status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific condition, position, or state that someone or something holds in a given context.
Example: "In order to access the premium features, you must achieve a particular status within the application."
Alternatives: "a specific status" or "a certain status".
They argue that although commercialization has made design appear more important by giving it a particular status, it has also constrained it by limiting designers to designated roles.
Britain has an economy where construction has a particular status and where a favoured way to nudge the economy forward is to get more concrete mixers whirring and bricks laid.
The court brushed aside these arguments, referring to the fact that is had "continuously held that marriage remains an institution that is widely accepted as conferring a particular status on those who enter into it".
No doubt motivated by a desire not to dilute the importance of marriage as an institution, the court held that, while acceptance of unmarried relationships may have increased considerably over recent years, "marriage remains an institution which is widely accepted as conferring a particular status on those who enter it.
Then, of course, came the Obamas, who, British broadcasters and journalists like to surmise, have forged a powerful bond with the Windsors in much the same way as British politicians like to say — against some of the evidence — that their land has a particular status with Washington.
Travers says: "The NHS, we all understand, has a particular status in Britain.
With the presumption that there are steps or stages of change through which faculty move as they adopt new teaching approaches, it would be useful to know a faculty member's particular status within the continuum of change; a one-size-fits-all intervention strategy is unlikely to be universally successful when STEM faculty members vary in their readiness to adopt.
Education was an obligation in order to develop individual potential and was sought for itself and not for a particular job, status or position in society, which is distinctly different to today.
Many cancer clinical trials now specify the particular status of a genetic lesion in a patient's tumor in the inclusion or exclusion criteria for trial enrollment.
His contribution was praised by colleagues at the ICTY: "Goldstone was absolutely right for his time because he came with moral clout from South Africa and his own particular status as a champion of human rights".
Many clinical trials for targeted therapies now specify the particular status of a genetic lesion as detected or not detected in the inclusion or exclusion criteria for trial enrolment.
