The phrase 'particular attribute' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a feature that sets one thing apart from another. For example, "One particular attribute of the success of the CEO is her excellent problem-solving ability."
Alteration in one particular attribute might affect other attributes adversely.
One particular attribute of this material makes it especially useful for memory storage.
The other, less particular attribute today was the nice mix of clues from different vernacular eras.
(In fact they largely eschew this particular attribute of circus-style clowning).
We call this excess variation monophily to describe the presence of individuals with extreme preferences for a particular attribute possibly unrelated to their own attribute.
Please visit the People Attribute Schema page for a table listing LDAP attributes, the data owner, and whether a particular attribute is public or private.
Discrimination on these grounds would only be allowable when there was a "bona fide occupational requirement" that meant an employer needed to have a particular attribute to do the job.
Despite his humble, troubled youth, Mr. Prigozhin became one of Russia's richest men, joining a charmed circle whose members often share one particular attribute: their proximity to President Vladimir V. Putin.
As the show puts it, Abraham rejected "the religions of antiquity with their plethora of gods, each imbued with a particular attribute, purpose and power," replacing the many with the one.
A linear syllogism involves a quantitative comparison in which each term displays either more of less of a particular attribute or quality, and the reasoner must draw conclusions based on the quantification.
This phenomenon has been attributed to differences in the "evaluability" of a particular attribute when comparison to an option with a different value of this attribute is or is not available.
