The phrase "acting particularly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's behavior or actions in a specific or notable manner.
Example: "She was acting particularly generous during the charity event, donating more than anyone else."
Alternatives: "behaving especially" or "conducting oneself notably".
Sometimes he's sincere, but sometimes he's clearly acting, particularly when he's with Estelle.
It is also unclear at whose direction Major Day was acting, particularly in February.
There's a form of autism to acting, particularly when you're doing a long run like this show.
This makes it difficult for scientists to know exactly how any one transcription factor is acting, particularly if it works over long stretches of DNA.
The young cast really own this piece and its shows in committed, highly watchable acting, particularly Jasmine Jobson who is outstanding as the constantly wary Latitia.
Labour has been vocal in its support of our campaign on tax, acting particularly swiftly to get international agreement on offshore tax havens, but it has barely scratched the surface.
Her understated acting seemed particularly natural in light of the more overwrought dramatics by recent heroines at the Met.
"It's very hard to write regulations that will keep people from acting foolishly, particularly when acting foolishly has proven very profitable over the preceding few years," he said.
It makes, however, for a fine display of ensemble acting, with particularly notable contributions from Jason Merrells as an unyielding old sweat of a sergeant and Tom Brooke as a provocatively insubordinate private.
By then my son was aware enough to know when I was acting differently, particularly if I had a video camera in my hands, and would adjust his own behaviour accordingly.
The cast may be more professional than their first-timer forebears, but they also appear to be acting throughout, particularly in scenes that involve the clunky exposition of franchise-building backstory.
