The phrase "a particularly formal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is notably or especially formal in nature, such as a style of writing, an event, or attire.
Example: "The invitation was written in a particularly formal tone, reflecting the significance of the occasion."
Alternatives: "an especially formal" or "a notably formal".
The courtship of Ibrahim and the Sultan's sister Hatice posed a particularly difficult formal problem, solved, in the end, by means of private terraces: standing on her terrace, Hatice could hear Ibrahim playing the violin, and he could glimpse her through a lattice.
Particularly formal work from the scorers, it has to be said.
Two case studies are used for a concrete exploration of the gaps and challenges of adaptive urban governance on the ground, considering particularly formal regulative planning tools.
Formal methods, and particularly formal verification, is becoming more feasible to use in the engineering of large highly dependable software-based systems, but so far has had little rigorous empirical study.
In addition to lectures and reading assignments, class activities include oral presentations and writing assignments, particularly formal lab reports.
Indeed, some studies have reported that the public prefers such help ahead of support from formal sources [ 1, 2] and particularly formal mental health sources [ 6].
In summary, whilst the policy direction towards a more integrated and highly developed TCM profession has been clearly laid out, the process to achieve the integration, particularly formal post graduate medical education, has yet to be put in place.
After a particularly non-formal process of getting my passport stamped, I walked the approximately 100 feet to my hotel, ready to explore this little slice of geological, geographical wonder that is known as Tuvalu.
A particularly important class of formal languages are those underlying the mathematical syntax.
