The phrase "a particularly significant amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance or magnitude of a quantity in a specific context.
Example: "The research revealed a particularly significant amount of data that supports the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a notably large quantity of" or "an especially substantial amount of".
"It wasn't a particularly significant amount," Ms. Quinn said about the Vornado donations at a news conference.
However, further studies will be necessary to prove this theory, particularly as a significant amount of internalized MP and CpG localized to distinct compartments.
About six months ago, someone broke into the company's Palo Alto, Calif., headquarters and took a particularly valuable laptop containing a significant amount of Nicira's intellectual property.
Mr. Kelly urged anyone using social networks or "one of these trading networks" to use care, and common sense, particularly when making a deal involving a "significant amount of money".
They added that they were "surprised" at Lambeth's change of stance, particularly given that "a significant amount of funding has already been spent" on the pre-construction phase of the project.
This method is particularly effective if a significant amount of voters are intimidated individually because the voter might not consider his or her single vote important.
Such a task still requires specialized skills and a significant amount of work, particularly if the solution involves sequences of MapReduce jobs.
But the charges outlined in our graphic opposite show that the low-cost carriers can quickly catch up with the add-ons, particularly if you have a significant amount of luggage.
This measure is unlikely to raise a significant amount of revenue, particularly if it is a one-year windfall tax.
They said the insurance payout involved a significant amount of paperwork, particularly when it came to buying the house, but it still took them only two months to get into their new home.
