The phrase "a particular study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific research project or investigation that has been conducted.
Example: "In a particular study conducted in 2020, researchers found significant correlations between sleep patterns and academic performance."
Alternatives: "a specific study" or "a certain study".
Lesbianism, of which I made a particular study. . . .
All the elements of interest in a particular study form the population.
And a particular study might lend itself to easy publicity yet prove less useful in the long term.
Vote Leave, the campaign that is pushing for a British withdrawal, said that the authors of a particular study on which the institute had based many of its assumptions had been proved "wrong time and again".
Over the last three decades the filmmaker Les Blank has made a particular study of the cultures of Louisiana, with documentaries on Cajun and Creole cooking and on zydeco musicians like Clifton Chenier, below.
In the same camp was the writer Hans Blüher, who argued that eroticism was a bonding force in male communities; Blüher made a particular study of the Wandervogel movement, a band of nature-hiking youth.
For example, suppose that a particular study is interested in characteristics such as age, gender, marital status, and annual income for a sample of 100 individuals.
Out of more than 700 participants in a particular study, two people stood out.
You are, indeed, free to request a particular study section, although that request may or may not be honored.
He told us that, when it comes to medical research, academics study very specific problems, and if they want help with a particular study or test, they look for someone with a very specific skill and research set.
It offers a guide for categorizing the aspect of a trait that a particular study may be addressing, highlighting its utility rather than its disciplinary origin.
