The phrase "a global feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or aspect that is present or applicable worldwide.
Example: "Climate change is a global feature of our time, affecting ecosystems and communities across the planet."
Alternatives: "a worldwide characteristic of" or "a universal aspect of".
While the long-range interactions formed during association are a global feature of the protein, the architecture of the interface is modular, with the individual modules being cooperative within themselves but additive between modules.
Therefore, in the present analysis, we could not identify a global feature of the effect of the absolute value of the magnetic field inclination on the long-term variation in the residual Sq amplitude.
If one takes it as essential that such a theory make use of a concept of systematic or global coherence, then Lehrer's theory is not a coherence theory in the traditional sense because, in Lehrer's view, "[c]oherence … is not a global feature of the system" (1997, 31), nor does it depend on global features of the system (31).
Previous experiments in chicks [30], [58], [59] and pigeons [45] have suggested that such a lack of an ipsilateral representation might be a global feature of birds with laterally placed eyes.
Frequency bands in the rhythm spectrogram might not correspond to syllables and notes in a simple and direct way because rhythm is a global feature of the time varying signal.
There was no published evidence that changing destinations in the cytoplasm is a global feature of mRNAs.
A global feature set and two architectures of artificial neural networks (ANN) are evaluated for classification of the words.
As CD spectroscopy detects only the global feature of a macromolecule, it should preferably be used in combination with other techniques.
Except for AAC and MW that reflect global feature of a protein, of the above six types of properties, the construction of all the other four types of biochemical and physicochemical properties, which is related with a single amino acid in a given protein sequence was adopted from the report of Huang et al. [ 43].
We have undertaken a detailed analysis of the global features of a large surveillance database accumulated during >20 years.
Many systems combine local features derived from a segmented image with global features of the frame.
