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"particular circumstances" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific situation or context that is different from others. For example, "The judge took into consideration the particular circumstances of the case before making a ruling."
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Eze thinks mouthwash is only really needed in particular circumstances.
It depends on the particular circumstances of the case.
The particular circumstances of this time suggest a quiet departure.
They're struggling to make progress with something – in particular circumstances.
The mathematical expression for work depends upon the particular circumstances.
Courts should impose the minimum punishment unless there are particular circumstances that make doing so unjust.
She said: "I emphasise that this is done in the very particular circumstances of this case.
These are all distinct incidents that took place under particular circumstances in differing locales.
The answer always has to be careful, thoughtful, and tailored to particular circumstances.
Given one's particular circumstances, one's endowments and limits, there are choices to be made.
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How families handle delicate issues depends both on the particular circumstances and the personalities involved.
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