The phrase "a generic feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or quality that is common or typical within a certain context or category.
Example: "The ability to adapt to different environments is a generic feature of many successful species."
Alternatives: "a common trait of" or "a typical characteristic of".
The famous singularity theorems, proved using the methods of global geometry, say otherwise: singularities are a generic feature of general relativity, and unavoidable once the collapse of an object with realistic matter properties has proceeded beyond a certain stage and also at the beginning of a wide class of expanding universes.
Hence, the problems of observables (and the result that they must be either global or relational in general relativity) is not a special feature of the canonical formulation, but a generic feature of theories possessing diffeomorphism invariance.
They are a generic feature of a much-hyped idea known as supersymmetry.
Eventual collimation of the outflow toward the rotation axes appears to be a generic feature of many proposed models.
Abnormal grain growth is considered as a generic feature of nanocrystallinity but is a transient state since we observed in the late stage of coarsening, using orientational imaging microscopy, a monomodal grain size distribution.
This robustness against low pass filter is a generic feature of transform domain watermarking schemes as usually transform domain watermarking schemes do not insert the mark in high frequencies.
Although no direct structure evidence is available, we imagine that conformational changes in the lipid-loaded complex facilitate specific targeting to the MIM, either through recognition of a specific component (i.e. a protein) or through a more generic feature of membrane composition, such as the charge or curvature.
The architectural distinctiveness of the building is a secondary concern, or is a pre-ordained, generic feature of the structure: that is, we already know it qualifies as a heritage structure because it adheres to our idea of what a heritage colonial building looks like.
It is shown that the model is in qualitative agreement with all generic features of iso-structural viscosity.
So, our theory reveals the stable, potentially generic feature of a biochemical network, which can be used to explore either the intricacy in a single structure or interdependencies of a series of systems.
This approach allows to facilitate the generic feature of sequence diagrams as well as an automatic analysis, the identification of the instances of a sequence diagram over a trace.
