The phrase "a particular world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific context, environment, or situation that is distinct from others.
Example: "In a particular world where technology governs every aspect of life, human connection becomes increasingly rare."
Alternatives: "a specific realm" or "a distinct universe".
This language helped create a particular world in Calcutta.
That's why it's such a strong portrait of a particular world with such huge social resonance.
Sooner, rather than later, a particular world she had taken for granted would be gone.
As with all Little Bulb's work, the musical creates a particular world distinct from the mainstream.
A GRAND parade streams along the West Village sidewalks, corner of 12th and Greenwich Streets, crossroads of a particular world.
"Usually when you say you want to make a film about a particular world, doors open up, you get tremendous access," Mr. Aronofsky said.
Both of us are quite outspoken, which can cause friction with your peers, the industry or even the press, but it means you're very focused on a particular world-view and that's what a magazine editor needs to have.
It is, in fact, an expression of religious opinion – partly a statement of social belonging and partly an expression of faith in the sufficiency of a particular world-view to explain everything.
But it is also an ethical position, based on a particular world-view; a view that we humans need to stop living as if there is no tomorrow, or there will be no tomorrow; a view that we can and should live as though all of us on this planet, human and non-human, now and in the future, matter.
In Heidegger's later philosophy this mysterious region of Being emerges as a structure that, although not illuminated poetically in dwelling as a particular world-as-fourfold, nevertheless constitutes an essential aspect of dwelling in that it is ontologically co-present with any such world.
These beliefs are the product of a particular world-view, and are increasingly being challenged, not least in the Aboriginal research community.
