The phrase "a particularly short" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is notably brief in length or duration.
Example: "The meeting was a particularly short one, lasting only fifteen minutes."
Alternatives: "an especially brief" or "a notably concise".
You don't have to have a particularly short attention span to find its sheer length wearying.
A novelty song perhaps, but one that accurately tells a particularly long story in a particularly short time.
"This was a particularly short summer, " said Linda Purvis, assistant superintendent for business and facilities in Scarsdale.
A decade is a particularly short period of time for anyone who will need the money at the end of it.
(a) The crop to be harvested is one with a "particularly short harvesting season". The variety of each crop to be harvested must ordinarily be harvested within 4 weeks in the region in which the waiver will be applicable.
Editing style C (bottom) replaces the intensify emotion idiom with emphasize character that focuses on the Stacy character whenever Ryan has a particularly short line of dialogue, as in lines 1 and 3.
Whether the neck as a whole was particularly short, is unknown: the holotype vertebra is a cervicodorsal, from the transition between the neck and the back, which would not be long anyway.
All executives are busy people, but the attention span of a charismatic can be particularly short.
The duration of interviews varied (mothers: range 17 90 min, median 44 min; volunteers: range 20 89 min, median 49 min) Two interviews were particularly short as a consequence of unrelated practical difficulties which included childcare.
Since MED is hypothesised to have a particularly favorable short term effect, we will set 8 weeks and 1 year as primary measure points.
A particularly urgent short term measure is to make the software work well in the NHS organisations that have already started implementation.
