The phrase "a particularly sympathetic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that shows a strong understanding or compassion towards others.
Example: "The character in the novel is a particularly sympathetic figure, as she always puts others' needs before her own."
Alternatives: "an especially compassionate" or "a notably understanding".
"The hope is by choosing a particularly sympathetic C.B.O.
In one sense the case before us may not be a particularly sympathetic one.
From then on he became known as a particularly sympathetic accompanist for singers.
The Republicans introduce bills to fund a particularly sympathetic sector of government.
"The poor fellow, you know he's a great player, but he's never been a particularly sympathetic human being," Bloom said.
The city election system, a collection of feudal baronies run by political appointees, is not by its nature a particularly sympathetic entity.
The hero of the piece, however, is not Dreyfus, who despite his dreadful suffering, is a minor and not particularly sympathetic character.
Judges in Alabama, California, Illinois and Texas, for example, have a reputation for being particularly sympathetic to those who sue.The weakest linkInsurers today look the weakest link in the finance-industry chain.
For that matter, none of the characters in "Grown-Ups" is particularly sympathetic: Joe comes across as a big, pushy fellow with a dark streak of self-absorption, and their daughter, Min Foo, as a petulant narcissist who discards her husbands as blithely as used hankies.
Another consequence of altered visceral afferent input is a direct influence on an existing network between nucleus of the solitary tract and the nucleus of paragigantocellularis, which serves as a central integrator of autonomic descending regulation, particularly sympathetic outflow (36).
None of this makes Italians particularly sympathetic to Berlusconi as he confronts an economic crisis.
