The phrase "answers to a particular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to responses or solutions related to a specific question or topic.
Example: "The researcher provided answers to a particular set of questions regarding climate change."
Alternatives: "responses to a specific" or "solutions to a certain".
When searching for answers to a particular question, users can add a geographic filter, narrowing the search to doctors who are nearby.
Then discuss the following as a class but do not yet tell the students about the topic of the New York Times article: Why would countries "race" to find the answers to a particular question?
The search engine was originally based on a software algorithm called PageRank that mined human choices in picking Web pages that contained answers to a particular typed query and then quickly ranked the matches by relevance.
But it doesn't really learn from all the answers to a particular question come up with a better answer.
In other words, it is crawling the other Q&A sites to look for the best answers to a particular question.
What is sought and what is discussed is often the answer to a particular practical problem, and the resulting particularity of the remarks invites multiple interpretations.
This is especially effective since cross-functional teams do not answer to a particular department.
If you don't know the answer to a particular question, just be honest about it.
To find the answer to a particular problem, the C.P.U. would send out to the memory to retrieve data, then bring it to the center for processing".
He said that "containment" was merely a word he chose, in a letter in 1946, in answer to a particular situation.
The contrasting issue priorities of Democrats and Republicans — marital status aside — were evident in the answer to a particular question the 2012 exit polls asked.
