The phrase "a feature of internet" is not entirely correct; it should be "a feature of the internet." You can use it when discussing characteristics or aspects that are inherent to the internet.
Example: "One notable feature of the internet is its ability to connect people from all over the world instantly."
Alternatives: "an aspect of the internet" or "a characteristic of the internet."
It should be a feature of internet radios, which generally support DAB, FM and internet streaming.
The Tracker Protection List standard put forward by Microsoft and now a feature of Internet Explorer 9 shows good potential for giving consumers specific control over third party cookies as used by web beacons, but this currently has some weaknesses, especially the ease by which blocking rules can be overridden.
It is a feature of the Internet, not a bug, that China – with its extensive, explicit censorship infrastructure – can interact with the rest of the Internet.
That is certainly a feature of the Internet, and an important one, though it is hardly sacrosanct to the network's architecture.
That looks to be a clear and necessary improvement if GOTCHAs are to become a common feature of internet security.
These job titles, sometimes official, sometimes informal, are a striking feature of internet industries.
Spam, or unsolicited e-mail, is also a major feature of Internet fraud.
A noted feature of Internet interventions is the high attrition rate (Eysenbach, 2005; Linke et al., 2007), and it appears as if repeated access to interventions, with on-going support, advice and input, may be more effective than single exposures (Vandelanotte et al., 2007).
Graphical advertisements, like the common rectangular ads known as banners, have been a feature of most commercial Internet sites for a decade.
While AOL has had some success promoting its content, including music videos and new programming like the TMZ celebrity gossip site, its executives are now focused on a more fundamental feature of Internet service: e-mail.
Young, good-looking and trained to smile pleasantly at even the most boorish clients, the hostess is as familiar a feature of Italian conventions as Internet stations and teleconferencing hookups in the United States.
