The phrase "a central property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a key characteristic or feature that is fundamental to a concept, object, or system.
Example: "In the study of physics, mass is considered a central property of matter that influences its behavior."
Alternatives: "a key attribute" or "a fundamental characteristic".
Having a central property helped anchor the tribe.
The ability to complete patterns and interpret partial information is a central property of intelligence.
Strategyproofness is a central property in the design of such mechanisms, allowing participants to maximize their individual benefit by reporting truthful private information about preferences and capabilities and without modeling or reasoning about the behavior of other agents.
Node degree is a central property of gene networks [52] and in fact can be used to help predict the interactions of genes[53].
Robustness is a central property of living systems, enabling function to be maintained against environmental perturbations.
The advantage of evolving robustness, a central property of quasispecies, has been recently demonstrated with subviral pathogens [ 17].
In this paper, we report an innovative biochar-ozonization process as a postproduction surface-oxygenation treatment (Fig. 1) that can dramatically enhance biochar CEC value, which is a key property central to achieving better retention of nutrients in soil amendment and to remove certain pollutants in water-filtration sciences and technology applications (Lee 2017).
The central property of a fibrillogenic fragment is that its conformational preference can be altered by the local environment (31).
"Unlike with a Porsche, the value of a central London property stays rooted in central London," said Lucian Cook of Savills.
The field was founded on the claim that a central intellectual property of humans, intelligence-the sapience of Homo Sapiens "can be so precisely described that a machine can be made to simulate it".
The winery is a one-third partner in a Central Otago property called the Calvert Vineyard.
