The phrase "a checklist of features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a list of specific characteristics or functionalities that something possesses, often in the context of products or services.
Example: "Before making a purchase, it's important to review a checklist of features to ensure the product meets your needs."
Alternatives: "a list of features" or "a feature list".
Each listing includes the establishment's address, telephone number and hours of operation, and a checklist of features like dining style (take-out, self-serve or wait staff), salad and juice bars, vegetarian or vegan friendly, alcohol availability and wheelchair access.
"I feel the need to be the best," said Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, in a conversation after the event announcing the new device, the iPhone 5. "We don't view our products as a checklist of features," he added.
We aren't going to stop racing towards FIRST or penning reviews that are nothing more than a checklist of features.
But the list approach is let down by the fact it's easy to find exceptions that don't tick every box on a checklist of features.
Make a checklist of features and functions you want, and make a mark for every one the phone has.
Also, a checklist of speaking features is not the whole story in assessment, learning and teaching.
There's no storytelling and no true product differentiation just a checklist of the features that consumers think are important.
A sample of sessions are observed and rated by research investigators using a checklist of key features.
The program uses a point system based on a broad checklist of features and buildings can be certified by accumulating points on not just efficient energy use but also water conservation, proximity to public transportation, indoor air quality and use of environment-friendly materials.
This allows for conference calls with whiteboarding for drawing out concepts without requiring everyone to use a teleconferencing app that looks like it was made by a mediocre Java engineer with a long checklist of features to include and no real grasp on UX.
Using this approach, a standard checklist of features readily discernible in HREM images was established (Box 1; supplementary material Fig. S4).
