The phrase "a core functionality to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an essential feature or capability of a system, product, or service that serves a specific purpose.
Example: "The software provides a core functionality to streamline project management and enhance team collaboration."
Alternatives: "a fundamental feature to" or "an essential capability to".
Now EasilyDo's Email has made its way over to Android, bringing the same core functionality to a new platform, including its one-click unsubscribe to newsletters, undo send option, package tracking and automatic organization of your expenses, shopping, travel information and more.
Now EasilyDo's Email has made its way over to Android, bringing the same core functionality to a new platform, including its one-click unsubscribe to newsletters, undo send option, package tracking and automatic organization of your expenses, shopping, travel information and more.
TB Mobile is representative of a follow up category which builds on the technical success of the core functionality to provide a very specific product that is highly tuned to the needs of a small but high impact demographic, namely scientists working toward cures for a neglected disease.
additional / core functionality to prove value necessary?
"There is nothing apparent that allows the core functionality to be programmed externally," Johnson said.
Data management systems provide the core functionality to collect data, integrate it with other data and disseminate it.
We saw this same trend with ERP and CRM: software-as-a-service providers start with a core functionality, then try to be everything to everybody.
Contacts has to be a core functionality for any service to have some sense of community.
Naturally, the talent and technology behind such a core functionality would be valuable to a company like Pinterest.
In addition, CoAP provides optional transport reliability, normally a core functionality of TCP, which is due to the resource constraints by nature not available in wireless sensor networks (WSNs).
