The phrase "a central attribute of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a key characteristic or feature that is essential to something.
Example: "Trust is a central attribute of any successful relationship."
Alternatives: "a key feature of" or "an essential characteristic of".
Surely wanting a central attribute of your child to disappear amounted to rejection?
In court we will be saying that the laws have to be interpreted narrowly and proper importance has to be given to freedom of expression, which is a central attribute of a healthy democracy.
Darwin argued that dogs can reason and feel empathy (feeling another's plight is a central attribute of "theory of mind" in philosophy and neuroscience).
A central attribute of cellulosome assembly is the conserved ~75 amino acid type-I Doc domain typically found at the C-terminus of cellulosomal catalytic domains.
HM: Distributed ledgers can work well when having synchronous data is an essential attribute, and when speed is not necessarily a central attribute.
The central attribute of a stock is its temporal durability.
The central attribute of the writing — and it's one of the things that make this novel of Ireland of more than parochial interest — is its conscientiousness.
They converged on one crucial insight: The key to international influence was political power, and the central attribute of political power was morally informed leadership.
One central attribute of value of new health technologies is the health gain it provides.
The central attribute of HICOM is the combination of several complementary practices (e.g. good selection of staff, providing training on a needs basis and individual mentoring) in what is called 'bundles'bundles
The FTC Guides advise that an advertisement employing a consumer endorsement on a central or key attribute of a product will be interpreted as representing that the endorser's experience is representative of what consumers will generally achieve.
