The phrase "a feature titled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or referencing a specific feature, article, or section within a larger work, such as a book, article, or software.
Example: "In the latest update, there is a feature titled 'Dark Mode' that enhances user experience."
Alternatives: "a section named" or "a component called".
He opened the magazine to a feature titled "Comfort Pants Nation".
Last year, in a feature titled "Women photoshop themselves with an Asian beauty app," BuzzFeed filmed a multiethnic group of American women experimenting with Meitu's "BeautyPlus" app.
In 1972, the year before Roe vs Wade, Ms Magazine ran a feature titled We've Had Abortions, which was undersigned by 53 well-known women including Lillian Hellman, Nora Ephron and Billie Jean King.
They have been paying the British newspaper the Telegraph for upbeat sponsored content about the company, including a feature titled "What action is Facebook taking to tackle terrorist content?," which ran two days before the Christchurch attack.
"Helen Fielding, what the heck do you think you're doing?" one mourner wrote (in all caps) on Twitter in one of the more printable over-the-top tweets gathered by BuzzFeed in a feature titled "17 People Whose Lives Have Been Ruined by Mark Darcy's Death".
David Trimble, FW de Klerk et al could feature in that column 'Where are they now?' The rest - Betty Williams, Rigoberta Menchu - would struggle to make it into a feature titled 'Who were they then?' As for Yasser Arafat's peace prize - well, the award can seem more like a desperate plea than a deserved reward.
Back in 2010 the scientific journal Nature explored these issues in a news feature titled "A World Without Mosquitoes".
From a magazine feature titled "Ten Easy Roses," I chose New Dawn, a reliable, floriferous, pale pink climber.
The apex of their geek fandom was Mr. Tarantino's "Death Proof" and Mr. Rodriguez's "Planet Terror," which were packaged in the United States as a double feature titled "Grindhouse".
Cheadle has made numerous appearances at rallies and on talkshows to promote the cause, and is the co-producer of a documentary feature titled An Indifferent World.
Readers opened their Aug. 2, 1954, issue to a sprawling feature titled "Goodby to Some Old Baseball Ideas," with Rickey standing professorially at a faux blackboard, pointing at his heretofore secret equation, which, he wrote, "reveals some new and startling truths about the nature of the game".
