The phrase "a new feature for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or describing a new functionality or capability that is intended for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The latest software update includes a new feature for enhancing user privacy."
Alternatives: "an additional function for" or "a fresh capability for".
This week Apple introduced a new feature for the iPhone in its Apple Store app.
In one test of RATS, users requested a new feature for an app.
Kawasaki has confirmed that the fuel injection system is a new feature for the smallest model of the Ninja family.
The service recently added a new feature for Gmail users, in which travel-related e-mail is automatically forwarded to your TripIt account.
The new machines are loaded with the Snow Leopard operating system, and a new feature for the trackpad, called "inertial scrolling".
Not only was it in color, a new feature for inside pages, but Mad worked to capture the rhythm of the original poem.
Where they live Source: Hurun Research Institute 2015 As a new feature for this year, Hurun has included an index for each billionaire to describe how they came to their monumental wealth.
The watch design includes a new feature for Panerai: a protective layer of opaque black ceramic is applied to the anti-clockwise rotating titanium bezel, on which linear and dot-shaped dive-time markers in titanium are fixed.
Last week, Amazon announced the launch of @Author, a new feature for the Kindle that will enable readers to highlight a particular passage of an e-book in order to ask its author a question about it.
Access to both rear rows is helped by a new feature for the Grand C-Max, which the standard C-Max does not enjoy; sliding rear side doors which will probably be a boon in tight parking spaces.
Another major Avignon attraction, the Saint Bénezet bridge, made famous in song, also has a new feature for 2012: a 3D recreation of the bridge and the surrounding area in the 14th century.
