"particular methodological" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific approach or method used in research or problem-solving. Here is an example: "The research team employed a particular methodological approach to analyze the data, which yielded unexpected results."
In particular, methodological guidance is often unsatisfactory.
First, each faction has made a convincing case for its particular methodological emphasis.
This effect is traced back to particular methodological and design elements in the dialogue.
Cartwright's focus on a particular methodological approach is an extension of philosophers' traditional engagement in areas of controversy in which philosophical analysis might make a difference.
Of particular methodological interest are the consequences of varying the order in which willingness-to-pay questions are presented to respondents in contingent valuation studies.
To adapt the Quality Assessment of Diagnostic Accuracy Assessment (QUADAS) to the particular methodological challenges posed by research on '-omics'-based diagnostic tests.
In particular, the methodological approaches in paleoceanography have become extremely diversified during the last decades, as a result of wide multidisciplinary efforts from sedimentologists, geochemists, modelers, biologists, and paleontologists.
In particular, the methodological accuracy of clinical trials is analysed in accordance with current consolidated guidelines on reporting the clinical efficacy of herbal medicine, offering new insight into opportunities for future research and development.
In the area of labour market research in particular, both methodological and content-research studies related to the WageIndicator project (see above) are relatively advanced with respect to testing data representativeness and ways to improve its usability for generalisable research and also allowing comparisons across countries.
A recent review concluded that even if some evidence existed, articulating the nature of the relationship between culture/climate and ICU performance was difficult and stated that 'In particular, stronger methodological definitions and operationalizations of both culture and outcomes were recommended' [ 46].
In the last few sections, the focus shifted to his other mathematical writings, and in particular, to the methodological structuralism they embody.
