The phrase "particular penchant" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It means a strong preference for something or a specific skill or talent in a certain area. Example: She has a particular penchant for baking, and her cakes are always a hit at parties.
He had a particular penchant for actresses and dancers.
He also has a particular penchant for libel lawyers.
Andersson has a particular penchant for using his king actively and creatively in the endgame.
Our particular penchant is for the kind of tale that gets weirder and weirder as it progresses.
Now scholars who believe and we all believe in fact that again Augustus was a philhellene, that he had a particular penchant for things Greek.
Mr Evans is obviously an accomplished broadcaster and a collector of fine old classic cars, and has a particular penchant for Ferraris.
A luxuriantly mustached British gun expert, Geoffrey Boothroyd, reproved Fleming in a 1950s letter for Bond's "rather deplorable taste in firearms" — in particular the penchant of the early Bond for a Beretta pistol, which Mr. Boothroyd, later the model for Major Boothroyd, Bond's secret service armorer, described as "a ladies' gun".
Philadelphia's departing general manager, Pat Gillick, was quoted on SI.com as saying that other teams in the division, like the Phillies, rallied around their hatred of the Mets and, in particular, their penchant for celebrating.
How we travel is changing, and soon we'll be able to match our wardrobe with our hotel bedroom – an exclusive interview with Giorgio Armani reveals his revolutionary plans for an international chain of Armani resorts, as well as his particular bathroom penchant.
The film is as violent and dark as it should be, considering the source material, but it also contains plenty of signature Spike Lee touches, in particular, his penchant for including commentary on modern racial politics and gun violence.
This friendship, combined with the "empire's" penchant for exporting diamonds and Bokassa's particular taste for poaching elephants for their ivory, kept the emperor in power for thirteen years. .
