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The phrase "are particularly good" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that stands out positively in a specific context or comparison.
Example: "The reviews for the new restaurant indicate that their desserts are particularly good."
Alternatives: "are especially excellent" or "are notably impressive."
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These are particularly good for growing potatoes.
They are particularly good around children.
Those parts are particularly good.
The muffins are particularly good.
The tandoori dishes are particularly good.
The prison scenes are particularly good.
The camera angles are particularly good.
The spanakopita (spinach pie) and grilled fish are particularly good.
"It's something we Irish are particularly good at.
(Scenes with Taloche and others attending school are particularly good).
The snow conditions during spring are particularly good.
More suggestions(15)
are particularly advantageous
speak particularly good
are particularly well
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is a particular good
was especially good
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it is especially good
are particularly small
are particularly instructive
are particularly risky
are particularly unstable
are particularly relevant
are particularly sensitive
are excellent
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