"we must particularly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to emphasize a specific aspect or action that is necessary or important to consider. Example: We must particularly address the issue of climate change in our upcoming meeting, as it is a pressing global concern.
But in a sign of how the oil and gas industry's economic interests may still be at odds with federal policy, Gerard said, "We must particularly look to and embrace the future development of domestic sources of oil and natural gas in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico". Administration officials, however, said that the order does not require leasing in the eastern Gulf, which many Floridians oppose.
We must particularly prioritize funding for and capacity building in low-income communities where there is a vital need for prevention work.
"We must be particularly sensitive to safeguarding the department's reputation for fairness, neutrality and nonpartisanship," said a 2012 memo from the attorney general's office that restated the policy.
Reiterating a mantra that the Fed's policy makers seem reluctant to abandon, Mr. Bernanke told Congress on July 15: "We must be particularly alert to any indications, such as an erosion of longer-term inflation expectations, that the inflationary impulses from commodity prices are becoming embedded in the domestic wage-and-price setting process".
We must remain particularly vigilant against allowing private interests to drive technical recommendations and policy-making.
If a well person in this sense cannot be made better, Stern pointed out that we must be particularly cognizant of the dictum ascribed to Niels Bohr: "Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future".
However, they must particularly be shown to be adequately attenuated for consideration of immunocompromised subjects.
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That must particularly fascinate you, because you have such a sense of mystery about you.
It must particularly rankle Kramnik when Carlsen adopts a blasé pose — declaring, for example, that losing at Monopoly upsets him more than losing at chess.
Dip into taxable savings accounts, if you must, particularly if you're a boomer.
