The phrase "particularly positively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a strong or notable positive aspect of something.
Example: "The project was received particularly positively by the stakeholders, highlighting its potential for success."
Alternatives: "especially favorably" or "particularly well."
"Small caps contributed particularly positively to performance, accounting for around 40% of performance, despite making up only 15% of the fund.
Scott used the Quarterly to present historical evidence for his stance; but he also wrote perceptively about his own books – and not particularly positively.
Floegel et al., investigated the associations between diet, physical activity, cardiorespiratory fitness and obesity with serum metabolite networks in a population-based study and found that amino acids were particularly positively associated with cardiorespiratory fitness and physical activity.
This category reflects particularly positively on the UB's pioneering role in developing health research ethics capacity in Botswana since there are no national guidelines for professional organizations or for human subjects research.
17 In practice 17, training was viewed particularly positively because the trainer had been "professional" and "flexible"—that is, he had run several sessions in order to cover all staff and had personalised the sessions to individual needs.
Self- and fungus-grooming dominated among the garden behaviors, consistent with callow workers having exclusive indoor tasks, and fungus-grooming being particularly positively correlated with bacterial cover (Nested ANCOVA, F1,66 = 7.890, p = 0.007, Figure 4; Additional file 1: Table S4).
A mean score ≥3.5 indicates particularly positively-rated items.
Functional divergence from ECS en route to DAS was partially achieved by the effects of mutations at five, particularly three, positively selected codon positions identified through the analysis using the branch-site models of the PAML package.
The presence of surface Ti oxides (particularly TiO2) positively influenced blood-clotting ability and platelet adhesion as well as resistance to bacterial adhesion.
Carboxylic side groups are involved in a range of biological functions such as protease activity (Kakudo et al., 1992) and interactions particularly with positively charged moieties such as metal ions.
Furthermore, in some reports testing the a priori hypothesis that acidic urinary excretion (particularly when positively related to protein intakes) would reflect metabolic acidosis and thereby should be associated with poor bone health, the data were a posteriori equivocally handled in favour of the postulated assumption.
