The phrase "a negative feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an undesirable aspect or characteristic of something, often in a critical context.
Example: "One negative feature of the new software is its slow processing speed."
Alternatives: "a drawback of" or "a disadvantage of".
Although one could justifiably argue that many IT firms are profitable enough to absorb a heavier tax burden particularly given the need for India to widen its tax base overall we regard this as a negative feature of the budget.
What has changed? A. Historically, good will could be amortized over a period of up to 40 years, and that was a negative feature of purchase accounting, because a company that paid a large premium for another company would be saddled with large amounts of good will.
"It's a negative feature of the partnership strategy, that's true," he says.
A negative feature of individualization is a focus on a personal agenda that is impatient with anything that involves delay or a need to consider others.
Perceived psychosocial abilities are a desirable outcome, and low frustration tolerance (LFT), is a negative feature of student behavior.
Despite the different explanations, informal patient payments are overall seen as a negative feature of health care provision.
In R. eutropha metabolism, bicarbonate is required for the elimination of a long lag phase during autotrophic growth [35], which is considered to be a negative feature for the use of this microorganism at industrial scale.
A potentially negative feature of the HS algorithm evaluated is that it requires a large number of iterations to achieve an acceptable "optimum" value for the objective function; however, each iteration can be conducted with relatively short computational time.
Both free parameters were positive and significant, indicating that landowners tend to find monitoring less of a negative feature, the higher the contract sum – suggesting that a group of landowners show social preferences.
That is, a patient can "compensate" for the negative feature of one option by considering a positive feature.
Although the ACA looks to sustainable solutions to these systemic failures, once passed, the law instead became the scapegoat for every negative feature of an already-broken system.
