The phrase "particularly key" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the importance of a specific aspect or component within a sentence. Example: The marketing strategy was successful in increasing sales, with the social media campaign being particularly key in reaching a younger demographic.
Glaciers play a particularly key role in the battle against climate change.
Yesterday, Ms. Buchan said that "we'll be looking to the leaders in New York," and that "particularly key will be Governor Pataki and Congressman Gilman".
There's close to zero ghosting through the back of opponents in order to steal possession, which is particularly key where old-fashioned centre-forward play is concerned.
Irons were particularly key, especially with the green so firm that they rarely held shots in the afternoon as the temperatures became steamy and the wind swirled.
Over towards Canning Town, where vast stretches of land are being regenerated and restructured, and where a major commercial infrastructure has yet to emerge, global connectivity seems particularly key.
The power to appoint a new constitutional assembly is particularly key, if he ends up using it, I certainly hope it will be to appoint something acceptable to non-Islamists rather than impose the one Islamists wanted earlier this year (unfortunately, the MB's sense of electoral entitlement makes me pessimistic here) 9.25am BST Summary Good morning.
Neither item was Canadian, nor particularly key-oot, but both passed for adventure on the increasingly barren plain of lower Broadway.
With the greatest of respect, the older generation aren't particularly keyed up on our views and are not in a position to choose our futures for us.
The commission is moving toward requiring the addition of some equipment, some of it general purpose and some particularly keyed to the experience at Fukushima.
(Atlantic Records is not particularly low key as labels go).
Particularly during key political events, the press tends to speak in one voice.
