The phrase "a particular usage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific way in which a word or phrase is used in a certain context.
Example: "In linguistics, it is important to understand a particular usage of terms to avoid confusion in communication."
Alternatives: "a specific usage" or "a distinct usage".
And while no single word in French, say, will cover all the connotations of the word "head," its meaning "in any particular usage can easily be represented in another language".
The stories describe an interactive process wherein the persona has a goal to achieve, for this s/he acts on the interface (interaction), to perform tasks (steps / features to effect the action) in a particular context (usage pattern).
This points to a particular useful usage of UbiSOM in many practical applications, e.g., with high social value, including health monitoring, powering a greener economy in smart cities or the financial domain.
Additionally, the demands upon the biometric vary based on the actual customer application and/or environment (i.e., a particular application usage may require higher quality samples than would normally be required by less demanding applications).
We showed that despite the strong dominance of DP lymphocytes expressing one particular Vβ chain (2, 11 or 13.2) in two out of four melanoma invaded lymph nodes (M134 and the M314), the repertoire analysis of these DP T cells populations was relatively diverse and did not reveal any recurrence of a particular Vβ usage.
Even now, style manuals frequently call out this particular usage as something not to do.
That particular usage is not used by the embassy in its own Chinese text of the letter.
"Salt and Silver", Tate Britain's evocative exhibition of some of photography's very earliest images, reveals that this particular usage was apparent right from the start.
In particular, usage is assessed to be 100%.
