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The phrase "a very particular path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific or unique route or approach to something, often emphasizing its distinctiveness.
Example: "In her research, she chose a very particular path that set her apart from her peers."
Alternatives: "a specific route" or "a distinct approach".
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You should not think that recent events will simply cement a previous status quo in place, rather it moves us down a very particular path".
"Through learning more about the Observers and what they mean in this Olivia's life, and as September reveals a couple more things to Peter, it leads the storyline down a very particular path," he hinted.
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He's a very particular person".
My father played a very particular accordion.
It's a very particular sign.
So it was a very particular film.
And it's a very particular paradise.
"Welding is a very particular area.
The Romans had a very particular idea.
It's a very particular, and very peculiar, position, really.
Now that's a very particular metric.
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