"particularly of note" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize a particular detail or point that is worth emphasizing or paying attention to. For example: "The report noted several interesting points, but particularly of note was the findings on the effects of climate change."
Particularly of note as The Guess Who is a legendary Winnipeg band.
Particularly of note is the statement that current tutoring programs "are reaching only about 5percentt of those who need them," according to the State Department of Education.
Particularly of note among Boer victories in this period are those that occurred at Magersfontein, Colesberg, and Stormberg, during what became known as Black Week (Dec. 10 15, 1899).
Particularly of note here are Tom Alan Robbins, who plays Joe, Nita's befuddled suitor, with a comically stolid unflappability, and Kevin Conway, as a bull-necked, corrupt police lieutenant who resists breaking into song until he joins a giggle-inducing chorus line at the very end.
Motorola Ventures is particularly of note as Motorola Solutions is one of Neurala's early customers.
Motorola Ventures is particularly of note as Motorola Solutions is one of Neurala's early customers.
Two further collections and an anthology are particularly deserving of note.
The fact that the decline in Anglicanism has mainly profited the non-religious section of the population invites further questions, with two particularly worthy of note.
In a city lacking pleasure gardens, it was particularly worthy of note when Epicurus created his garden oasis within the dense urban fabric.
Perhaps it was because we were working with wines from good years that everyone agreed that the best of the wines were particularly worthy of note, and that there were fewer unattractive bottles than we had come to expect.
She did not think of this as heroic or even particularly worthy of note; a physician's responsibility was to help patients, and she had chosen to do that work.
