The phrase "a natural trait" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an inherent characteristic or quality that someone possesses, often referring to personality or behavior.
Example: "Her ability to empathize with others is a natural trait that makes her an excellent counselor."
Alternatives: "an innate quality" or "a built-in characteristic."
It almost seems that discrimination is a natural trait in humans and no matter what we do or say it always seems to prevail.
Classical liberals may be right in thinking that commerce is a natural trait, but it helps if there is a devoted group of risk-taking entrepreneurs around to take advantage of the opportunity.
"I'm very resilient and it's a good job that it's a natural trait of mine.
Innovation and creativity are a part of the American culture, a natural trait of an immigrant society.
Rapid aging is therefore a natural trait for this species.
The motivation for able-bodied chimpanzees copying his variant is unknown, but the fact that they do is evidence that the imitative learning of motor procedures from others is a natural trait of wild chimpanzees.
Most of the public discourse dealt with forgetting, as if that were not a welcome natural trait.
Rather, it might be a deep-rooted natural trait reaching back to a common ancestor.
Hi-0 x Ob-0 and St-0 × Sf-2 utilize parental accessions that previously have not been included in experimental mapping populations, and thus provide a new source of genetic variation from which to identify loci with a role in natural trait variation.
Although the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe is a well-established model organism, studies of natural trait variations in this species remain limited.
Self-interest may be a natural human trait, but when it comes to public health other countries are showing the U.S. that what appears at first to be an altruistic concern for the health and care of the most vulnerable — especially children — may well result in improved health for all members of a society, including the affluent.
