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The phrase "a particularly big part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance or size of a specific component or aspect of something.
Example: "In the success of the project, a particularly big part was played by the marketing team."
Alternatives: "a notably large portion" or "a significantly large role".
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Main Ingredient Rice is a particularly big part of 99 Ranch's inventory.
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I'm not a particularly big fan of bipartisanship.
Silver experienced a particularly big drop, skidding 5.8 percent on Wednesday.
It's a particularly big and long-running story.
But hospitals have a particularly big stake in the issue.
It was a particularly big hit in the US.
It was a particularly big crowd to communicate with.
But are books a particularly big cause of global warming?
This is a particularly big issue in London.
The traditional media outlets played a big part, particularly as Facebook picked up tens, then hundreds, of millions of users -- but it was the bloggers who picked every minute detail.
When I was 15, I got really into cinema, but particular kinds like blaxploitation, no wave, Cinema of Transgression stuff, and obviously Lynch was a very big part of it and particularly Eraserhead.
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