The phrase "a feed that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of feed, such as a social media feed, news feed, or data feed, and what characteristics or qualities it possesses.
Example: "We need to create a feed that is updated in real-time to keep our users informed."
Alternatives: "a feed which is" or "a feed that has".
Also new is a feed that is incorporated into the directory itself.
This is a feed that is more algorithmic and curated than the basic chronological feed, showing you all the most important or interesting check-ins from the weeks.
The hydrocarbon composition of each feed affects it reactivity and it has been shown that a feed that is high in paraffin and aromatic content shows low reactivity during catalytic cracking, while a feed rich in olefins is very reactive.
The results suggest that there is no benefit from feeding P. monodon more frequently than 3 times day−1 when using a feed that is nutritionally adequate and has high water stability.
Instead of e-mailing yourself notes to remind yourself to do something or links to stories you want to read, you put them into ShifD and create a feed that is automatically available on your mobile phone.
One of the main new features in the app is a "feed" that is provided on the main level of the app, which provides users with a personalized stream of content related to shows that they've liked on Facebook.
The result should be a feed that's easier on the eyes, not just more clickable.
And its a slippery slope to a feed that's less friendly and more like a scrolling billboard.
Of course, going the Path or Twitter route can quickly make for a feed that's over-populated and noisy, so that will be a balancing act.
It's an interesting proposition for a service that has made a name for itself through being almost entirely visual, keeping text and external navigations at bay while promoting a feed that's all about visual absorption.
They're presented as a feed that's recommended for you automatically, though articles that have been recommended by people you follow feature their mug shot next to the title.
