The phrase "a main feature in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or prominent aspect of something, often in discussions about characteristics or elements of a subject.
Example: "The ability to adapt to changing environments is a main feature in the survival of many species."
Alternatives: "a key aspect of" or "a primary element in".
The designer said he liked bamboo's natural feeling and the warm tan tone of the wood so he used it, along with the color celadon, as a main feature in room decor, the arrival area and the 48th-floor guest lounge.
By September 4, the maximum winds were found closer to the center of circulation and the cyclone developed a warmer core, a main feature in tropical cyclones.
"Tech sim" puzzles in the style of The Incredible Machine a video game series in which players create Rube Goldberg machines were a main feature in Voyager: the player would receive collections of mechanical parts, which would have to be combined into complex mechanisms.
It is common and a main feature in end-stage PD and causes problems for clinical management and care.
Nevertheless, if apoptosis is not a main feature in this model, proteolytic products of caspase 3 may be diluted in brain homogenates.
Even though ataxia is a main feature in most cases, clinically there are various phenotypes even in the same SCA subtype which shows numerous clinical features related to the brainstem and spinal cord with or without ataxia [ 1].
There are several advantageous contexts for the screening of short films: as a complement to a main feature, at film festivals, in classrooms, as DVD supplements, streaming online.
A main feature of summer weather in Minnesota and the Midwestern United States as a whole is the weakening of the jet stream, leading to slower movement of air masses, a general increase in the stability of temperatures, and less wind.
With regard to fungi, transcriptional induction of genes in glycolysis and repression of aerobic respiration appears to be a main feature of the hypoxia response in the yeast Candida albicans, a facultative anaerobe [ 11, 16, 17].
A main feature of the approach taken in this article is the use of {F k } in Section 4 to best exploit the available CSIT so as to further improve the performance.
Complexity: High mobility is the main feature in a VANET environment.
