The phrase "and particularly too" is not correct and is generally considered redundant in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize a specific point, but it is better to choose one of the terms for clarity.
Example: "I enjoy outdoor activities, and particularly too, I love hiking in the mountains."
Alternatives: "especially" or "in particular".
As these authors have already pointed out, certain complications, particularly too high tracheostomy and ring fracture, can be avoided by attention to detail during the procedure.
Many barriers have been identified [ 17, 18], particularly, too frequent or false alarms, lack of co-ordination between nurses and physicians, poor interface usability, time pressures, and inadequate training [ 19- 22].
As our Big Mac index suggested last week, the Brazilian real looks particularly too high, particularly if one adjusts for GDP per person.
When the Bay of Fundy is choppy, the highest tides in the world are high, and particularly when you, too, are high, the path of jagged boulders that connects the island with the mainland is pretty terrifying.
When the Bay of Fundy is choppy, the highest tides in the world are high, and particularly when you, too, are high, the path of jagged boulders that connects the island with the mainland is terrifying.
Recent work [ 31, 67, 68] has suggested that extant African apes, and particularly Pan, are too derived to provide informative morphological comparisons when interpreting hominin morphology.
Many of those who had praised his earlier paintings of the Thames for their verisimilitude found these later works, and particularly the "Nocturnes", perplexing too slight, too decorative, too unfinished.
The industries are secretive too, and particularly reluctant to share bad news.
And particularly recently, like, 'You're too old for this,' you know?
By contrast, the energy and consumption of the Bric countries – Brazil, Russia, China, and particularly India – was just too fantastic an opportunity for them to miss.
