The phrase "particularly designated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying something that has been specifically assigned or set apart for a certain purpose.
Example: "The funds will be allocated to the particularly designated projects that align with our sustainability goals."
Alternatives: "specifically assigned" or "specially designated".
"It seems strange that we should punish the wolf for following its natural instincts, particularly within specially designated zones where the wolf supposedly has priority over livestock," he says.
Shaivite scriptures, dating probably to the 8th century, are particularly so designated, in contrast to the Vaishnava Samhitas and the Shakta Tantras.
The heterogeneity in institutional support for academic cancer surgeons is of particular concern, and increased inter-institutional surgical cooperation must be supported, particularly between designated major cancer centres and peripheral institutions.
In the religious realm it especially designates the sort of knowledge that is a total experience of its object, particularly the supreme being or reality.
In the long-term, patient outcomes are also significantly enhanced by treatment in suitably designed specialist burn facilities, particularly those having designated isolation facilities and the infrastructure to support the critically ill patient.
The smaller difference between clinic and household rates of disease in Kibera than Asembo is because healthcare utilization overall, and particularly to the designated referral clinic, was higher in the urban site [22], [23], [28].
This is particularly relevant to designated trauma centres, which receive the highest proportion of major trauma patients.
Mr Uribe has also designated two particularly war-torn regions "rehabilitation and consolidation zones" (see map).
The concerns levelled by local campaigners in Ealing are quite damning, particularly because Warren Farm is designated metropolitan open land, which under the London Plan should prevent any inappropriate development "except in very special circumstances".
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