The phrase "a particular tribe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of people or community that shares common cultural, social, or historical characteristics.
Example: "The researchers focused their study on a particular tribe known for its unique traditions and customs."
Alternatives: "a specific tribe" or "a certain tribe".
Provincial communities (civitates) as well as individuals who were granted Roman citizenship under the empire (from 27 bc) were all enrolled in a particular tribe.
Since he was appointed creative director in 2005, Tisci has promoted a particular tribe of women to represent the storied Parisian house.
All this horrifies Mr Eidsvik, who argues that the rights of other fishermen (including indigenous ones) are violated when a stretch of water is allocated to a particular tribe.
Most Arabs probably viewed this deity as one among many, possessing powers not specific to a particular tribe; others may have identified this figure with the God of the Jews and Christians.
In Vedic India, the early period of Hinduism, when the priestly caste (Brahman) was vested in a particular tribe or special class, it occupied the primary place of importance in the segmentation of Hindu society.
In these times, when belonging or not belonging to a particular tribe can be the difference between not being dead or being seriously dead, what chance does a person like me have?
Brachysetodes and Poecilopsyche are, as hypothesised by Morse [ 12], not closely related to any particular tribe but form a clade basal to the "higher Leptocerinae", sharing the feature of having narrow hind wings.
Given that every academic institution is under constant pressure due to limited time and money, our loyalty to any particular tribe is always compromised.
Although Passamaquoddy held that only Congress could terminate the trust relationship, Mashpee noted that "[t]he establishment of a trust relationship with tribes generally, however, did not guarantee the perpetual existence of any particular tribe.
Our allegiance has never been to any particular tribe or kingdom - indeed, every language is spoken in our country; every culture has left its imprint on ours; every point of view is expressed in our public squares.
— David Roberts (@drgrist) 29 Oct 12 My self diagnosis presumes that I see myself as, by nature, a member of some particular tribe.
