The phrase "and more particularly it" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used when you want to specify something in greater detail, but it would be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "The study focuses on climate change, and more particularly it examines the effects on polar ice caps."
Alternatives: "and specifically it" or "and in particular it".
Yet the place was packed and, more particularly, it was packed with young people.
You can make mayonnaise purely with extra-virgin olive oil, but this is rarely done, for two reasons: first, it makes a very unstable mayo that can separate soon after making; and, more particularly, it produces a very strong, bitter-tasting result.
What we present in this paper shares the focus of these studies on ambulance design, and more particularly, it addresses the problem of locating materials in the ambulance interior to facilitate heath workers' tasks and, thus, improve both the efficiency and the effectiveness of their interventions.
Therefore, STAT3 and more particularly its dimeric form has emerged as promising targets for cancer therapy.
And the pace of technological change has been particularly breathless during the last century, and even more particularly, it seems, in the United States.
The principles, articulated in terms of now long familiar privacy rights, privileges and expectations, due process and oversight, must embody appropriate transparency to rebuild the trust and confidence that victims of dataholic abuse - U.S. companies in general and more particularly, the IT companies whom have wrongly been blamed for the overreaching of government - now suffer.
And only after a while will we turn to the second and third question: Does it survive and, more particularly, is it immortal?
Behind the News -- Ms. Rice, Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld all spent time last week promoting the administration's Iraq policy and, more particularly, defending it against its critics.
More particularly it is the virtue governing social interactions and good citizenship or leadership.
More particularly, it allows citizens to challenge the compatibility of existing (and future) legislation with the Convention.
But the nagging question is whether the East has substance as well, and more particularly, whether it can actually compete with the power, money and experience of Silicon Valley.
