"a recognizable characteristic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a feature that is easily recognizable or obvious to identify. For example, "The flower's bright yellow petals were a recognizable characteristic."
The most recognizable characteristic of this disease is a black or gray outgrowth of a whip-like structure that is referred to as a "smut whip" [ 1].
The color of a grape berry's skin contributes a recognizable cultivar characteristic that differentiates red- and white-skinned grapes.
Feathers are one of the most recognizable characteristics of modern birds, and a trait that was shared by all other dinosaur groups.
In light of Kim's later career, critics today believe that this cut scene displays some of the most recognizable characteristics of Kim's mature style such as an interest in the fantastic, and a jarring blending of genres.
A hydrophobic residue (methionine) at the -3rd position [15] is the only recognizable characteristics associated with translocation found on this region of this protein (Fig. 4A).
According to these data, and after careful comparison of the microscopic preparations and observation with a stereoscopic microscope, we were able to classify the granulomas according to their major recognizable characteristics (Figure 9 and Table 1) as follows: Phase I granulomas were characterized by the presence of an irregular infiltration with no intragranulomatous necrosis.
Whereas the definition of beer style can be based on a variety of factors, it is the seemingly generic fermentation process itself that provides the platform from which the wider, recognizable characteristics of beer will emerge.
That's been a thesis of "The Comeback," and even with a slightly more benevolent take in Season 2, it's still one of Valerie's most recognizable characteristics.
No significant geographic, governance, or other recognizable characteristics distinguished the non-responders from those who responded to the survey.
