The phrase "am particularly indebted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing gratitude or acknowledging a debt of gratitude to someone for their help or support.
Example: "I am particularly indebted to my mentor for guiding me through my career challenges."
Alternatives: "I am especially grateful" or "I owe a great deal of thanks."
I am particularly indebted to Charles Silver.
I am particularly indebted to those undergraduates who got me up to speed on Columbia's computerized catalog, called CLIO.
I am particularly indebted to the work, both joint and separate, of Joseph Bensman and Arthur J. Vidich, two of the keenest observers of the new middle class.
I am particularly indebted to Judith Rand who took it upon herself to synthethize the results of our discussions in her termpaper.
For assistance in collecting illustrations for this biography, I am particularly indebted to my colleague, Professor Frederick C. Dietz, to my friend M. Abel Doysié of Paris, France, to the Director of the National Archives of Venezuela, Dr. Vicente Dávila, and to Signor Diego Suárez Costa y Miranda, a lineal descendant of the martyred Miranda, whose home is in Florence, Italy.
I am particularly indebted to an unknown designer of recruiting posters.
I'm particularly indebted to Matt Blackwell, Adam Glynn, Justin Grimmer, Jens Hainmueller, Erin Hartman, Gary King, Kevin Quinn and Matt Salganik.
D.P.V. is particularly indebted to Eric's long term vision regarding the multiple aspects to tackle using molecular simulations of sieves in general.
I'm particularly indebted to Mr. Shukla, on the No. 2138 to Jhansi, for his advice on outwitting the touts in auto-rickshaws outside the train station.
We are particularly indebted to C. E. Miller for discussions on stratigraphy, to B. Ligouis for his microscopic images of flute 1 from Hohle Fels and to P. Krönneck for identification of bird bones.
"We're particularly indebted to the government of Turkey, which intervened on our behalf to oversee the release of our journalists and bring them to Tunisia," Mr. Keller added.
