"this particular change" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific change or alteration. For example, "I am very excited about this particular change to the curriculum."
There's a legitimate reason for this particular change, however.
"People have been a bit unsettled by this particular change," Mr. Rotenberg said in an interview.
(The current one doesn't expire until 2021, but this particular change could be made without opening the entire document up for renegotiation).
"This particular change," Joshua Dressler, a law professor at Ohio State University, said, "is not likely to resolve the problems of obtaining a fair trial.
Finally, the timing of this particular change is especially questionable: it makes sense from Theresa May's point of view, as she seeks "closure" to this crisis; but it makes little sense from an operational perspective.
Several demonstrators said that while it was a good thing for Austria's long-blocked democracy to have a change after three decades of government by a coalition of Social Democrats and conservatives, this particular change was abhorrent.
But these particular changes deserve praise.
Or did the authors only look for these particular changes?
In this particular example – change in the input for the meta-analysis did not change the outcome and only marginally changed the pooled risk difference from -9% to -8%.
The next challenge will be to understand why this particular small change in DNA appears to be favored over all the other changes that could occur in the regulatory element, and to see if factors that act through this regulatory switch also modify armor structures in natural populations.
Yeung concedes that it's very much a work in progress though, and that the company is working to make this particular sea change as smooth as possible — they've made their share of drastic changes in the past, much to the chagrin of unsuspecting users.
