The phrase "a particularly young" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is notably youthful in age or appearance, often emphasizing the degree of youthfulness.
Example: "The team included a particularly young player who impressed everyone with his skills."
Alternatives: "an especially young" or "a notably young".
"It might be that you see something that is particularly violent or where there is a particularly young victim – a baby or a newborn.
Serverside declined to comment further but another source said: "East Texas does not have a particularly young or technologically sophisticated populace.
And since the museum is hoping for a particularly young audience, it has also teamed up with students from Hunter College, which is nearby, who will help at the armory and blog about the project on the museum's Web site.
The Sunday night Slave parties draw a particularly young, arty crowd and are held in the bright white restaurant, where guests enjoy mingling before moving the tables aside for an evening of unrelenting dancing.
In English, one of the women perkily suggests to the others, "Shall we play 'hookers and johns'?" More than once, a particularly young dancer announces with a demure smile that being a prostitute is fun.
Malorie Blackman is neither a new author nor a particularly young one but nonetheless she has written many outstanding YA novels including the best-selling Noughts and Crosses sequence of novels (now published as a graphic novel) and Boys Don't Cry, a story of teen parents that is as understanding of the modern pressures on teens as anything else available.
A majority, particularly young people, prefer shopping on tablets, the report said.
The Northampton coroner said: "I feel it is important to stress that the public should be aware that sleeping with a baby, particularly young children, is unsafe".
We are under the microscope as a community, particularly young people".
The Nationals have a team keen to make an impression, particularly young buck Bryce Harper.
"We believed that we could pretty much make our way up the ladder and now I think a lot of particularly young people don't believe that anymore.
