The phrase "particular reliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing a specific dependence or trust in something or someone.
Example: "The committee placed particular reliance on the expert's analysis when making their decision."
Alternatives: "specific dependence" or "distinct trust".
(I think "Pulp Fiction" started this particular reliance on pop songs, though "Say Anything" is relevant, too).
"If the UK's particular reliance on promotional activity continues, it will signify a worrisome pattern of behaviour has emerged," IRI warned in the report.
What distinguished Tinker was its particular reliance on the methodology known as motivational research, which was brought to Madison Avenue in the nineteen-forties by a cadre of European intellectuals trained at the University of Vienna.
While sentence collections and disputed questions make very explicit the different sources and vocabularies that clash with each other and with that of the author of a question, meditation and soliloquy show no particular reliance on authoritative sources.
Writing in TV Guide in 1959, Kennedy described "a new breed of candidates" with "particular reliance on TV appeal".
There is a particular reliance on institutional care for children with special needs, and UNICEF has been working to promote state-policy for de-institutionalization. Sizemore said the Ministry of Justice in Armenia has made great strides in streamlining the adoption process for prospective families abroad.
We tried everything!" The crash raised a lot of debate about pilots, autopilots, and how the two interact with each other; in particular, whether reliance on technology has resulted in less-experienced - and therefore less-capable - pilots.
The spotlight is expected to fall on the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency over its handling of the crisis, in particular its reliance on dodgy data in the weeks after the PIP problems arose in France.
Findings are discussed in the context of the limitations of the studies, and in particular the reliance on cross-sectional designs which impede causal conclusions.
Even loyal supporters talked openly on Sunday about how May needed to change her leadership style, in particular her reliance on a tight-knit circle of advisers.
While some of Euler's proofs are not acceptable by modern standards of mathematical rigour (in particular his reliance on the principle of the generality of algebra), his ideas led to many great advances.
