The phrase "among particular" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific group or category, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The findings were significant among particular demographics."
Alternatives: "among specific" or "within certain".
Attackers appear to have been carefully chosen to show support among particular constituencies, analysts believe.
Among particular points of dispute is whether the chip mills are part of the problem.
The effectiveness of AZT has been shown only briefly among particular kinds of patients, Dr. Valentine and other experts stressed.
Orthogonal Projections to Latent Structures provided signals of significant markers describing the differences among particular roasting degrees.
The overestimates are largest among particular groups: the least educated, workers in low-skill occupations with lots of immigrants, and those on the political right.
Our simulations under realistic assumptions reveal that the proposed heuristic performs better than dividing the entire cache space among particular item types at fixed proportions.
We asked whether and how these stand characteristics are spatially organized and autocorrelated, and how their spatial autocorrelation varies among particular characteristics, study sites and observation scales.
The social side of pornography has perhaps been even more important in the history of oppressed sexualities: "In the 1980s there was widespread sharing of porn among particular groups, like the gay community or BDSM community.
Just as there are some crimes that are more common among British-born residents, there may be other crimes, drink-driving perhaps, that are more common among particular migrant groups.
Bauer's defense of a critical individualism anticipates the English philosopher John Stuart Mill, though, unlike Mill, Bauer located the agency of historical progress not in competition among particular interests but in the ability to transform those interests consciously.
Some detractors of New Criticism have adopted a contrasting approach, known as New Historicism, which treats texts as historical artifacts that emerge among particular social, intellectual, and economic circumstances.
