considerationsparticularly

Considerationsparticularly is not a standard term in English. It typically arises as a concatenation of the words considerations and particularly, or as a typographical error. In practice, the intended meaning is to signal that certain considerations deserve special attention within a discussion, analysis, or decision-making process.

Usage and grammar

In formal writing, it is usually better to separate the terms with proper punctuation or to rephrase for clarity. Common and recommended forms include "considerations, particularly" or "particularly important considerations." The fused form is generally discouraged because it can create ambiguity and disrupt readability. Rephrasing to a more natural construction often improves comprehension.

Contexts

The phrase or its clear alternatives commonly appear in policy analysis, project planning, risk assessment, and academic writing. Writers may emphasize subsets of factors, such as cost, feasibility, or ethical implications, by using constructions like "considerations, particularly cost and schedule" or "considerations that are particularly important for stakeholders."

Examples

There are several considerations, particularly cost and feasibility, that determine the project’s viability. The report highlights considerations that are particularly important for minority stakeholders, guiding subsequent recommendations.

Relation to style and readability

Using a spaced form or rephrased structure generally enhances clarity and aligns with most style guides. Avoiding the fused form reduces risk of misreading and keeps the prose accessible to a broad audience.

See also

Grammar and style guides; punctuation usage; phrase emphasis in writing.