The phrase "are particularly present" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is currently prevalent or noticeable. Here are a few examples: 1. "In today's society, social media platforms are particularly present in the lives of young people." 2. "During the winter season, cold and flu viruses are particularly present and can easily spread among a population." 3. "In this painting, the use of bright colors is particularly present, creating a sense of joy and vibrancy." 4. "In our meetings, the issue of budget constraints is particularly present and needs to be addressed." 5. "During the holiday season, feelings of nostalgia and homesickness are particularly present for those living far from their families."
Chechen fighters are particularly present in the Pankisi Gorge, northeast of Georgia's capital, Tbilisi.
If what draws together all four shortlisted artists for the prize is melancholia and wistfulness for the past, then those qualities are particularly present in the work of Susan Philipsz, the Scottish sculptor who was once rejected by Glasgow School of Art (but accepted at Dundee).
We present the MRR-based sensing mechanism, and we explain the associated power budget limitations that are particularly present in a fully integrated and arrayed version of this type of sensor.
All the tracks on WARZONE speak to today's political climate in one way or another––gender and war, while themes that carry through Ono's entire body of work, are particularly present here––and there's a general sense of dread on the record that wasn't necessarily present on the original tracks.
All of these problems are particularly present in survivors of sepsis.
CpG islands are particularly present in promoter regions and first exons of genes that regulate important cell functions [ 3].
Now, while his death is always there, it is particularly present when things aren't going well.
This was particularly present in BD patients with comorbid BPD (Latalova et al. 2013).
This fear is partly related to the generation of electricity in power plants but is particularly present in relation to the transport, reprocessing, management and underground disposal of nuclear waste.
However, it turned out that asking after these elements (e.g. can you remember instances when expectations were made sense of?) was a good way for key moments to surface in the interview, as these elements were found to be particularly present in these key moments.
Those dynamics, she says, would be particularly present in a group where there were clear hierarchies; if people observed that others were doing nothing; and especially if behaviour went un-sanctioned by those higher up in the group.
