The phrase "a necessary feature for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing essential characteristics or components required for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "In order to ensure the safety of the vehicle, a necessary feature for modern cars is an advanced braking system."
Alternatives: "an essential element for" or "a crucial component for".
Last spring he added what is now a necessary feature for car MP3 fans.
Moreover, that group has few machines in blacklists, which is a necessary feature for machines that send a large volume of messages — otherwise they would not be effective.
The study was designed to produce structure switching aptamers, a necessary feature for riboswitch function and efficiently quantify this function using the dual color reporter system.
While you may not use templates much in your day-to-day G Suite life, this is a necessary feature for businesses.
Using Eq. 5, inexpensive restriction-style FCDs can be optimized and easily modeled for SAGD injector wells where steam trap control/FCD autonomy is not a necessary feature for establishing fluid conformance.
As a consequence of our results, it is clear that the exposure of QD layer to U-DMHy during the growth could be exploited not only as an emission tuning mechanism preserving good quality of optical properties but also in a particular case to improve the rotational symmetry of pyramidal site-controlled QDs - a necessary feature for the efficient generation of entangled photons.
Some may argue that WiFi isn't a necessary feature, but I crave it for some odd reason.
L. pneumophila has all necessary features for incorporating foreign DNA, as these bacteria are naturally competent and possess an intact recombination machinery [ 11, 12].
Moreover, in the model solution all necessary features for the functioning of the reverse fountain were organized by the reflected flow mechanism.
According to them, the necessary features for a schema memory are: (1) an associative network structure, (2) formation on the basis of multiple episodes, (3) the lack of unit detail, and (4) adaptability.
I tested three that offered all of the necessary features for a home or small-office wireless network: the Linksys EtherFast Wireless Access Point and Cable/DSL Router with 4-Port Switch, model BEFW11S4 ($130), Netgear's Cable/DSL Wireless Router, model MR814 ($157) and the Microsoft Broadband Networking Wireless Desktop Kit, model MN-610 ($229).
