The phrase "a future feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that is planned or expected to be included or implemented in the future.
Example: "The new software update will include a future feature of enhanced security protocols."
Alternatives: "an upcoming aspect of" or "a forthcoming element of".
A future feature will discuss the development of scientifically-based design rules for the installation of valve packing.
His series Souvenir d'un futur (Memory of a Future) features desolate images of the housing projects coupled with portraits of the senior citizens who call the towers home.
This paper overviews the current and possible future features of traditional carbons.
The new Resident Evil is a 25-hour adventure, set across four globe-spanning campaigns in a near future featuring a worldwide outbreak of bioterrorism that turns the United States president (and others) into a zombie.
However, the site's privacy policy couches the hint of a future sales feature within a warning that it will sell individual information to third parties.
It seems that Apple's little persistent tracking cookie, consolidated.db, is likely part of a future patented feature having to do with keeping a persistent, low-power-draw, low-precision location record for stuff like geotagging, "journal" apps, etc.
(The space's bespoke fragrance, Concrete Future, features notes of angelica seed and green rhubarb).
Joseph Cao took it to a whole new level at today's congressional hearing on America's energy future featuring a lineup of the country's top oil executives.
I look forward to reading a future edition featuring another group of interesting "rebellious" biologists.
Maybe now Xian has too many articles to examine, but he can use other keywords to restrict the number of the results… The multilingual search is very important to facilitate access to literature in different languages: a future improvement of this feature will be offering the possibility of selecting sub-sets of languages to be included in the output of a query.
