The phrase "particularly recognised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing a specific acknowledgment or appreciation of something or someone.
Example: "Her contributions to the project were particularly recognised during the annual meeting."
Alternatives: "especially acknowledged" or "notably recognized."
I used to be a station assistant at Russell Square before, so there was a person I particularly recognised, a man called Ian Purcell.
He is particularly recognised for his trademark matchstick men represented in desolate industrial and urban landscapes.
KVINT makes nearly nine million litres of alcohol each year, but it is particularly recognised within Eastern Europe for its brandies, which have won more than 100 medals at international competitions.
He is particularly recognised for his revitalising lenong.
Nursing students particularly recognised the potential benefits of learning and working together as a team.
SAs unable to communicate effectively in English particularly recognised the value of their SA diabetes-specialist nurse.
"He is experienced but at the same time brings fresh and innovative ideas particularly recognising what we are trying to achieve with our overseas sister clubs in China, Hungary and Australia as well as our partnership with Sao Paulo.
Its basic structure can particularly be recognised by the fact that the space for the shapeable part – which has to be assumed first in order to be able to speak of alternative options for decision – finally disappears completely in the "derivation" chain.
This is particularly well recognised for transfer RNAs (reviewed in [62,63]), where 2 import systems have been characterised [63].
Local councils, particularly Newcastle, recognise the importance of the problem both in its own right and as a contributor to other issues, such as homelessness and child abuse, and employers in the region are signing up in growing numbers to a domestic and sexual violence champions network.
InPOP invites very diverse stakeholders from different governance levels, public and private, as listed in Appendix 2. Unlike in private voluntary sustainable governance, where non-state actors played a dominant role, InPOP gradually transfers leadership to the Indonesian state, particularly after recognising smallholder issues need active state involvements (Bovarnick et al., 2015).
