The phrase "a feature that appears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a characteristic or quality that is noticeable or present in a particular context or subject.
Example: "In the latest software update, a feature that appears is the enhanced user interface, which improves overall navigation."
Alternatives: "a characteristic that emerges" or "an attribute that manifests".
In June, I spoke to Potočnik for a feature that appears in New Scientist this week and he told me about Slavc's extraordinary journey across Europe.
We also describe that PfAOP has an α-aneurism (a one residue insertion), a feature that appears characteristic of the PrxV-like group.
Bisin et al. (2008) show that Muslims integrate less with respect to non-Muslims in UK, a feature that appears to be smoothed, but still significant, in second-generation immigrants.
A NASA spacecraft has spotted a big gully on Mars, a feature that appears to have formed only within the last three years.
Mutation from a Proline to any other residue (Threonine and Leucine in our study; Glutamate in a recent screen for aminoglycoside resistance) might increase the flexibility in movement of DIV, a feature that appears to play important roles during translocation.
Seventy-nine percent of the coding sequences were transcribed in the same orientation as DNA replication, a feature that appears to be common in other low GC Gram-positive bacteria [ 15].
Even more ominous was a feature that appeared on AOL a couple of weeks ago called "Ten Books to Read Before You Die".
The phone updated itself over-the-air and offered my MyFaves as a feature that appeared right on the main screen.
In conclusion, this paper provides evidence that at the 4q subtelomere the linkage between D4Z4 and Beta satellite arrays is a feature that appeared late during evolution and is conserved between chimpanzee and humans.
Fourth degree polynomials were chosen over third degree polynomials for their convenience in systematically fitting the trajectory curves with two inflection points, a feature that appeared characteristic of tachyzoite invasive motions.
This cardboard mount is so thick that it has bevelled edges painted gold - a design feature that appears from the 1880s.
