"a particularly famous" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to emphasize that something is well-known or notable in some way. For example: "The painting is a particularly famous artwork that has been popular for centuries."
A thrilling reading of a particularly famous speech is memorable, of course, but the finest performances I've seen are rarely about bravura moments or ingenious new inflections.
In a particularly famous case in the spring of 2014, one that spurred international outcry, Farzana Parveen's family stoned her to death outside a courthouse in Lahore in daytime, as people, including the police, watched.
It is not a particularly famous case in the annals of American crime: it never generated a national media frenzy or fixed Murray in Americans' minds the way that, say, JonBenét Ramsey was.
Abramović has performed all over the world and made a particularly famous piece, The Artist is Present, at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 2010, when over three months the public was invited to come, sit opposite her and gaze directly into her eyes.
A particularly famous face in Canada is Barb Tarbox, a former model who died at the age of 42.
One spectacle, mounted on the Bidasoa river, is a particularly famous example of Catherine's entertainments as ephemeral works of art.
Peter Albert David Singer, born in Melbourne, Australia, is a controversial ethicist, particularly famous for advocating a range of animal rights that go well beyond conventional beliefs.
A fictional but particularly famous employment of the strategy (which is discussed in, for example, Elster 1984) is its employment by Odysseus in Homer's Odyssey.
Meanwhile, Lysander's gay uncle Hamo, a former major and "not particularly famous explorer", is a splendidly gruff and sympathetic creation, of whom one always wants more when he is hustled offstage, too often in favour of Lysander's vampish mother.
Nichols obviously hopes Loving, a quiet award-season drama that stars a couple of not particularly famous people, changes that.
Along with Ralph Lauren, Diane Von Furstenberg and Calvin Klein, Karan is a pillar of US fashion, and is particularly famous for creating clothes with a feminist bent.
