The phrase "as of particular" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "As of particular interest, we should focus on the recent developments in the project."
Alternatives: "in particular" or "specifically regarding".
The HHA represents a reference model that is recognized as of particular value for WSANs.
Given that these outcomes have been identified by the UK Department of Health as of particular interest for UK benefit, investment of research in these areas is recommended to establish a clearer picture of both short and long-term consequences.
As kingships flourished among the Hellenistic kingdoms and republican rule at Rome eventually transmuted into the principate, not only the value of political participation, but also the proper domains of politics (polis, empire, city of kosmopolitai or those seeing themselves as citizens of the world order as well as of particular political entities, were widely debated.
The review by RPGFan stated that the graphics were one of the best three of all SNES games, after Star Ocean and Tales of Phantasia, while the review by Corbie Dillard of NintendoLife also noted the game as one of the best graphically of the SNES and called out the unique visual styles of each area in the game as of particular note.
However, we consider this time span as of particular ecological importance, as butterflies (apart from diapausing individuals) typically have fairly short life spans in the field [63].
Next, items perceived by the case manager as of particular importance for the client are identified and marked as, respectively, 'critical vulnerabilities' and 'key strengths'.
A telephone survey focuses on risk factors as well as factors of particular relevance for AAs.
Often, much effort is required to identify networks as part of particular patterns as well as to visualize and interpret them.
We age as individuals and as members of particular social contexts, yet the shared experience of old age continues to be overstated.
That's because, to appeal to the widest audience, they need to speak to us as individuals - something we all share - rather than as members of particular groups.
In British literature, islands emerge as places of particular power.
