The phrase "a conspicuous feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is easily noticeable or prominent in a particular context.
Example: "The bright colors of the flowers are a conspicuous feature of the garden, attracting visitors from afar."
Alternatives: "a notable aspect of" or "a striking characteristic of".
Bigheartedness, however, has long been a conspicuous feature of his art.
Stupidity has not been a conspicuous feature of Khan's campaign so far.
Structures of mutual support, a conspicuous feature of east London in the 1950s, were broken up.
A conspicuous feature of Ginkgo is the possession of long branches and short, or spur, branches.
Although twin studies are rarely a conspicuous feature of policy debates, they do exert an underlying force, through the altered understanding of human development which they have engendered.
A conspicuous feature of Piscator's propagandist productions was the climactic singing of "L'Internationale," the Socialist and Communist anthem, by both actors and audience.
Familial clustering of type 1 diabetes is a conspicuous feature; the risk of developing type 1 diabetes is 8 15-fold higher in first-degree relatives (1– 6) and twofold in second-degree relatives (1, 7).
At this time the issuance of notes was a more conspicuous feature of banking than were deposits.
A further conspicuous feature of lymphoid neoplasms is the similarity in the age distributions of certain closely related conditions such as MBL (median 71.7 years) and CLL (median 71.6 years), as well as monoclonal gammopathy of underdetermined significance (median 72.2 years) and myeloma (median 73.0 years), lying adjacent to each other in Figure 3.
A conspicuous feature in the present series of progressors is the overrepresentation of male subjects (67%).
Apoptotic bodies are often a conspicuous feature in oligodendrogliomas and levels of apoptosis increase with grade [ 43].
