The phrase 'has been particularly involved' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an individual or group that has had a significant involvement or activity in a particular event or situation. For example: “John has been particularly involved in the construction of the new playground for the local community.”.
The city of Paris has been particularly involved in freight transport consultation since 2001, as has the Ile-de-France Region since 2008.
Pishevar has been particularly involved with Uber dating back to the Series B round in the company, which he led on behalf of Menlo Ventures, where he worked as a partner at the time.
The celebrated scribe, who was once an unemployed single mom living on welfare, has been particularly involved with helping families facing similar struggles.
It's really that time base thing, although there is often, often do carry that responsibility say if I have got a patient that I have been particularly involved with needing to make sure she is okay even if I am not on.
Understanding the pathogenesis of sepsis has been particularly challenging as this involves multiple functional pathways, comprising hundreds of genes.
Comparative genomics has been particularly fruitful in understanding adaptation involving pathogenic exploitation of eukaryotic hosts.
The process of compiling this report - with several hundred scientists, 195 governments and over 100 non-governmental organisations involved - has been particularly leaky, with at least three confidential drafts being made public in the last year.
This posterior superior SMG region has been particularly implicated in the cognitive processes involved in hand-object interactions and tool use (Binkofski & Buxbaum, 2012; Goldenberg & Spatt, 2009; Grafton & Arbib, 1996; Nickel & Seitz, 2005; Randerath, Goldenberg, Spijkers, Li, & Hermsdorfer, 2010; Saccuman et al., 2006).
