The phrase "as particular to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate something that is specific or unique to a certain context, group, or situation.
Example: "The cultural practices in this region are as particular to the local community as their language."
Alternatives: "specific to" or "unique to".
It would be tempting to think of Trotter's concerns as particular to that era.
You can't help but wonder if each writer has themes typical to him, if the themes are as particular to the writer as to the work.
There are Sephardic recipes, as particular to the places where Jews lived, and the people they lived with, as an Arab couscous from Morocco or Algeria.
Yet his vocals, as particular to the band as any of the choppy instrumentation, took on a rich depth as he howled elliptical lyrics of longing with a drawl so deep as to render their near-unintelligible meanings completely unintelligible.
It makes more interpretive sense to suppose that Spinoza regards essences as particular to the individuals to which they belong.
Five species were recorded as particular to the EN and seven to the PA, probably due to habitat heterogeneity across this type of landscape.
"We allow the users to be as particular as they'd like when it comes to the geotags and privacy settings," says Davies.
Buyers this year tend not to be as particular as they were two years ago, she said.
"I'd go down every street, take notes, make observations as to what was particular to that area," he said.
Cultural superstitions were also identified as particular challenges to addressing the needs of children with disabilities.
The quality and the extent of annotation have been acknowledged as particular impediments to the advancement of transcriptomics [ 53, 54, 64- 66].
