The phrase "a classical feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or element that is typical or representative of a particular style, genre, or period, often in the context of art, literature, or architecture.
Example: "The use of symmetry is a classical feature of ancient Greek architecture."
Alternatives: "a traditional aspect of" or "a typical characteristic of".
Sequencing is acknowledged as a classical feature of the representation of an action program since Lashley (1951), hence once it is stable, indicates that an outline of the task is being centrally represented (cf. Jeannerod 1997).
The cortical origin of rice epidermal cells is a classical feature of monocots, as well as some basal angiosperms [10], while the common origin of the lateral root cap and epidermis in A. thaliana is fairly typical of dicotyledonous roots [10].
HPA-axis hyper-reactivity has long been known and considered a classical feature of depression, particularly with the severe, melancholic type.
Syncytium formation is a classical feature of NiV and other paramyxovirus-induced cytopathology that can be blocked by virus-specific neutralizing antibody.
Our in vivo characterisation of Rad21+/− mutants was thus reminiscent of a classical feature of Atm-mutant cells, that of checkpoint failure, including radioresistant DNA synthesis [45].
It is believed that radicular pain is a classical feature of most radiculopathies, but clearly it can also occur in the absence of a neuropathy of the root, i.e., in the absence of any nerve damage [25].
Narrow band constraining of the transmission affects the BER of the system (the classical feature of a phase-modulated signal).
Another classical feature of apoptotic death is release of mitochondrial cytochrome c in cytosol [ 30].
The p53 protein possesses the classical features of a eukaryotic transcription factor, including a sequence-specific DNA binding domain (DBD), as well as transactivation and tetramerization domains.
The obtained cDNA [GenBank: ACF16007] is 2118 bp long and encodes a 705 aa long putative protein that harbors the classical features of an ER with the 5 main functional domains, among which a highly conserved DNA binding domain (DBD) and a less conserved ligand binding domain (LBD).
