The phrase "a particular work or" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific piece of work or project in a broader context, often in academic or professional discussions.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze a particular work or project that exemplifies the principles of sustainable design."
Alternatives: "a specific piece of work" or "a certain project".
Is there a particular work or body of work of which you are most proud?
Her colorful compositions often reflect the inspiration of a particular work or composer, like Shostakovich, Stravinsky and Messiaen.
I am not willing to sit in judgment of people's reasons for buying a particular work or the price they chose to pay for it.
The app includes a nifty browsing feature that lets you dial up a particular work or artist by spinning a circle that's made up of thumbnail images.
There have been and always will be a vast mix of reasons a particular work or artist attracts huge sums, from gallery owners price supporting their own artists, to wealthy collectors with a substantial collection "protecting" the overall value of their holdings, to investment syndicates engaging in pure speculation.
They are designed to enhance the listening experience by focusing in more detail on a particular work or genre that is featured in the programme.
Alternatively, the essay can be about why a particular work, genre or literary era matters, using the same guidelines.
Achieving even one of these objectives in the context of a particular work flow or intraorganizational relationship can represent significant progress.
But to talk about a particular style or a particular work as progressive or regressive is arbitrary, totally misleading.
A growing number of civil libertarians and customer advocates wants Amazon to fundamentally alter its method for selling Kindle books, lest it be forced to one day change or recall books, perhaps by a judge ruling in a defamation case — or by a government deciding a particular work is politically damaging or embarrassing.
Not counting the times that you might miss for vacation or sickness or a particular work commitment, you should be in church.
