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The phrase "with particular reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express something specific that has been previously mentioned. For example: "He discussed the benefits of the program, with particular reference to its effectiveness in increasing student engagement."
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Its remit was to test Capco's viability maths, with particular reference to affordable housing.
I revisited the film here a few weeks ago, with particular reference to Ford's performance.
Another article of impeachment focussed on obstruction of justice, with particular reference to the Paula Jones lawsuit.
At the break Hughes might have reminded his players of the maxim about taking chances with particular reference to Shawcross.
What is the situation of human rights in Afghanistan with particular reference to women?
In 1966 he published "Some Universals of Grammar with Particular Reference to the Order of Meaningful Elements".
Your current work Until the Lions reimagines a story from the Mahabharata, with particular reference to the female characters whom you describe as its "unsung heroes".
Lip, the clever one, offers a whole new slant on Newton's first law of motion with particular reference to the penis.
They don't just want us to look and learn; they want us to compare and contrast, with particular reference to a more recent venture.
Barad explores this entanglement with particular reference to the work of physicist Niels Bohr.
Integration is discussed here generally and with particular reference to Bullet.
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