The phrase "and particularly in the town of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify a particular location or emphasize a specific area within a broader context.
Example: "The festival attracts visitors from all over the country, and particularly in the town of Springfield, the turnout is exceptional."
Alternatives: "especially in the town of" or "notably in the town of".
The cult seems to have had its earliest roots in Rwanda, and particularly in the town of Kibeho, where from the late 1970's until 1994, children claimed visions of the Virgin Mary on a soccer field.
The authorities were searching in nearby communities, and particularly in the town of Neptune City, about five miles north of Spring Lake on the Jersey Shore, where the police think phone calls from the kidnapper were made from a Wawa convenience store.
The Turkmens took an active part in the revolt of 1916 against Russian rule, particularly in the town of Tejen, where many Russian settlers and officials were murdered.
Despite such trends, issues did have an impact, particularly in the Town of Rye, where Republicans reclaimed the Town Board for the first time in 16 years.
North Wales Police advised vigilance, particularly in the town of Rhuddlan.
A third tornado in neighbouring Parker County has also caused damage to buildings, particularly in the town of Millsap, officials say.
Previous reports have indicated an excess of leukaemia in Broome County, New York, particularly in the Town of Union.
A number of previous reports have indicated an excess of leukaemia in Broome County, New York, particularly in the Town of Union [ 1- 5].
The project aimed to promote the awareness and use of telehealth services throughout the region, particularly in the towns of Dalby, Chinchilla and Miles.
The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) wrote on Wednesday that Malian troops are allegedly responsible for at least 33 killings since Jan . 10 particularly in the towns of Sévaré, Nioro, and Mopti.
In the 13th century the university gained added strength, particularly in theology, with the establishment of several religious orders, principally Dominicans and Franciscans, in the town of Oxford.
