The phrase "a particularly high frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the occurrence or rate of something happening frequently, often in a specific context or study.
Example: "The research indicated a particularly high frequency of errors in the data collection process."
Alternatives: "an unusually high rate of" or "a notably elevated occurrence of".
These students stand out as having a particularly high frequency of computer use for exchanging information (USEINF).
One group of researchers has discovered that the Polynesians have a particularly high frequency of a variant of a gene called PPARGC1A, and that may be responsible for their high frequency of type II diabetes, at least in part.
A particularly high frequency of quinolone TRAs was observed in this study (17.91% on average).
Bimbowrie Station had a particularly high frequency of orange individuals (Grubbs' outlier test: G = 2.32, P = 0.002).
However it is important to note, that despite these careful quality checks, assembly of some regions that have a particularly high frequency of repeats should remain provisional.
Our results confirm that Franceville, Gabon, is an area with high levels of P. falciparum in vitro drug resistance and a particularly high frequency of reduced DHA sensitivity.
In China, one such risk group with particularly high frequency of HIV-1 exposure is men who have sex with men (MSM).
Overexpression from 8q21 was found at particularly high frequency involving 71% of SE and 57% of NS.
One query, however, is whether the major macrohaplogroup E present almost in all continents and with particularly high frequency in East and North Africa in plethora of ancestral lineages, because of gene flow or an original early event of in situ evolution.
But Trump has been using his plane with particularly high frequency in the home stretch of the midterm campaign.
Approximately 90% of all ras mutations affect the K-ras gene, of which 85% occur in codon 12. K-ras mutations occur in particularly high frequency in adenocarcinoma (20 30%) but sequencing of k-ras and c-raf of our transgenic tumor model did not evidence any sequence alteration (data not shown).
