The phrase "as particularly troublesome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is especially problematic or difficult in a specific context.
Example: "The new policy has been received as particularly troublesome by many employees, leading to widespread dissatisfaction."
Alternatives: "especially problematic" or "notably challenging".
Yet economists view FTTs as particularly troublesome because they distort intermediate activity, which amplifies their effects.
Among the words he cited as particularly troublesome were kea (care), toraburu (trouble), risuku (risk) and shisutemu (system).
"These incidents include subjects that we have previously identified as particularly troublesome, such as alcohol-related offenses, allegations of violence against women, and weapons offenses".
Traffic lights with separate signals for drivers and cyclists, he says, could help stagger traffic flow and open up space in intersections, which Taylor cites as particularly troublesome spots for cyclists.
Additionally, as part of their work to create the Biology Concept Inventory, Garvin-Doxas and Klymkowsky identified the role of randomness in processes such as diffusion and evolution as particularly troublesome for students (Garvin-Doxas and Klymkowsky, 2008).
For example, both countries host a social marketing initiative known as Weedbusters, which is dedicated to raising public awareness of noxious plants and orchestrating efforts to remove them, such as weekend culls by volunteers at sites identified as particularly troublesome.
[ 8, 23, 26] Mental health admissions were seen as being particularly troublesome by the physicians, as they feared recrimination and social stigma.
Tolerance is particularly troublesome as this leads to increased dosing and more side effects.
The use of special-purpose vehicles, like those at Enron that housed the partnerships and benefited certain insiders -- but for which the shareholders were ultimately liable -- is particularly troublesome as a result of Enron's failure.
As he neared one particularly troublesome spot, on the eastern edge of the financial district, he pointed to a gaggle of sea gulls sitting in trees across the street from an office building.
A problem with ELISA is that it produces false-positive results in people who have been exposed to parasitic diseases such as malaria; that is particularly troublesome in Africa, where both AIDS and malaria are rampant.
