The phrase "a particular temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying or discussing a specific temperature in various contexts, such as scientific, culinary, or environmental discussions.
Example: "The experiment requires that the solution be maintained at a particular temperature to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a specific temperature" or "a designated temperature".
At a particular temperature called the annealing temperature, the healing becomes fast and essentially complete.
So, down to a particular temperature, different for each species, the cells themselves won't freeze, and the plant will survive.
By varying the composition of a petroleum mixture, it is possible to attain a desired viscosity at a particular temperature.
The banana is a tropical fruit, adapted to ripen most quickly at a certain stage of its development and at a particular temperature and humidity.
So when I have a pure water solution, the total pressure is going to be the same as the vapor pressure of water at a particular temperature.
The partial pressure, pure A, had a particular temperature, T fixed is bigger than pB star, it's the more volatile of the two.
The Intel Corporation said yesterday that it had recalled its fastest chip -- the 1.13 gigahertz Pentium III -- because the chip could cause system errors when running certain programs at a particular temperature and voltage.
"If I get really stressed out and don't sleep well, when I wake up the light is a certain colour, the room a particular temperature, and certain music plays.
The one used most commonly for soft tissues and heart valves involves soaking the tissues in an antimicrobial solution at a particular temperature for a certain length of time.
As you saw in the previous exercise, each co-primary has a particular temperature and overtone - think about which ones to use for the colours you need to mix.
The effect of varying the melt time and temperature on the growth rate at a particular temperature was determined.
