The phrase "a bundle of characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of traits or features that define a person, object, or concept.
Example: "Her personality is truly a bundle of characteristics that make her unique, including kindness, intelligence, and creativity."
Alternatives: "a set of traits" or "a collection of features".
We would omit only criterion two, given our belief that preferences should be elicited directly and separately from 'objective' characteristics, in order not to treat people as a bundle of characteristics.
This states that any good can be described as a bundle of characteristics and the levels these take, and that the price of the good is dependent upon these characteristics and their respective levels.
Marketed goods can be viewed as comprising a bundle of characteristics; for some goods, these include environmental characteristics.
Under the Lanham Act, "Congress recognized that every product [or service] is composed of a bundle of special characteristics and that the consumer who purchases what he believes is the same product [or service] expects to receive those special characteristics on every occasion". Plaintiff's marks are registered as service marks.
However, it is this same bundle of characteristics that profoundly complicates the process of negotiating the alien world of a large, English-language dominated, Australian hospital system.
In microscope sections note that vascular bundles are reinforced by a bundle of cortical collenchyma that form the characteristic stem ridges in Equisetum.
The remarkable performance on rectification within a bundle of CdS nanoarrays was characterized by semiconductor characteristic measurement system (Keithley 4200 SCS), and the mechanism of the rectification of the CdS nanoarrays was discussed.
The first appears in articles on ID cards and identity fraud and encapsulates the notion of an individual's possession of official characteristics, a recognised legal identity to which a bundle of rights (political, economic and social) can be attached.
Using a bundle of thin McKibben muscles, we develop a multifilament muscle that has characteristics similar to those of human muscles.
A bundle of stinking rags and flesh".
