The phrase "above a particular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is higher than a specific level or standard in a given context.
Example: "The results were above a particular threshold that indicated success."
Alternatives: "greater than a specific" or "higher than a certain".
Soon after onset, auroral activity expands to fill the entire sky above a particular ground observer.
Although at low frequencies four wave types propagate, above a particular frequency only two propagating waves remain.
If a satellite orbits right along the equator at this altitude, it will just sit above a particular spot on the Earth.
It rises above a particular tradition into this realization: we're part of the Earth - something vast, complex, and truly awe inspiring.
Further, for two genes examined, a 3' UTR-to-CDS ratio above a particular threshold in any given neuron correlated with reduced or undetectable protein expression.
Among this family of copolymers, poloxamer 407 is a non-ionic surfactant with reversible gelation properties above a particular polymer concentration and a particular temperature.
None of the above proves that a particular oil is good for you.
Finally, for a centralized polygeneration system serving the above three buildings, a particular context condition is analysed, that is the availability of free space to install a large heat storage; it will be shown that this condition moderately influences the amount of electricity assessed as "CHP electricity" and then eligible to obtain "guarantee of origin" and dispatching priority.
Most reviews, including the ones mentioned above, remark upon a particular constellation of character traits: the women are confidently flawed, imperfect but pulsing with self-esteem.
Its Street View service, which lets Internet users zoom in from above on a particular location, faced privacy complaints.
The example considered above is a particular case of a more general procedure that we now roughly sketch.
