The phrase "a conductive feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electronics, materials science, or any discussion involving properties that allow the flow of electricity or heat.
Example: "The circuit board was designed with a conductive feature that enhances its performance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "an electrical property" or "a conductive property".
On our models, NTOM was depicted as a heterogeneous conductive feature placed with a low-angle discontinuity (Fig. 4a).
Southernmost end of C1 anomaly might refer to İncik Formation (İF), which was seemingly ascended through this thrusting regime, while footwall counterpart exists as a much thicker conductive feature.
Avoidance of risks of ignition with unearthed Type D FIBC requires that electrostatic discharges cannot quickly access large quantities of charge via any conductive features of the material.
Beneath the northern exposure of the complex, there is an unexpectedly large conductive feature, denoted as C3 (Fig. 4b), in which sensitivity tests affirm its location (see Additional file 1).
The conductive feature extends smoothly to the west; however, there is a sharp resistivity contrast between C1 and resistor R2 in the east.
Similar to the model B, but the sub-seafloor structure has the conductive feature.
Note that the PHS indicates more conductive feature (e.g., thinner upper most mantle in Table 1) than PAC.
This conductive feature (300 1000 S) is attributed to the Tertiary and Quaternary sediments deposited over the Cambay rift basin and particularly its western region.
Following the descriptions of Kaymakçı et al. (2009), conductive feature denoted as C1 in Fig. 4b possibly corresponds to southwards extension of NTOM (encountered in the exploration well) and overlying marine sediments.
The following effects were observed: (i) conductivity of conductive features (pits) was increased by up to six times, and (ii) new sub-100 nm conductive spots were generated in non-conductive pits.
