The phrase "as particularly significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance or relevance of a specific point or detail in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The study highlights several findings, with the increase in biodiversity loss being noted as particularly significant."
Alternatives: "as especially important" or "as notably relevant."
"I would not have viewed them as particularly significant".
Ever since, third plenums have been regarded as particularly significant.
The vote was seen as particularly significant, because Chao is McConnell's wife.
Within the plethora of palaver, one moment stands out as particularly significant.
"The fact that we were an interracial couple – I am Indian, Stephen white British – wasn't seen as particularly significant.
Her remarks were seen as particularly significant because there has been speculation that MI5 has been lukewarm about the 42-day plan.
The Obama administration in its first seven years finalized 560 major regulations — those classified by the Congressional Budget Office as having particularly significant economic or social impacts.
Among the many turning points in the constant remaking of the English novel – the dazzle of Sterne (No 6 in this series); the quieter, witty genius of Austen (No 7); the polyvalent brio of Dickens (No 15); the vernacular brilliance of Twain (No 23), and so on – the appearance of Midnight's Children in 1981 now stands out as a particularly significant milestone.
As a particularly significant example, in this paper we address the fact that users leave their PCs continuously powered on for satisfying connectivity requirements of Peer-to-Peer (P2P) file sharing applications, like BitTorrent (currently the most popular P2P Internet platform).
It stands out as a particularly significant and indispensable contribution for those who want to understand the magnitude and the importance of the phenomenon of international immigration to Italy.
