The phrase "a recognized feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an aspect or characteristic that is acknowledged or accepted by a group or community.
Example: "The ability to adapt to changing environments is a recognized feature of successful organizations."
Alternatives: "an acknowledged characteristic" or "a noted aspect".
By the end of the republic, baths (balneae) had become a recognized feature of Roman life.
BACKGROUND: Peripheral blood lymphocyte apoptosis is a recognized feature of serious infection and sepsis and can be easily quantified by flow cytometric measurement of annexin V binding to the cell surface.
By using double labeling, these authors have already shown that these MSNs express the mRNA coding for ENK, a recognized feature of striato-pallidal neurons [19].
Bilaterality is a recognized feature of hereditary breast cancer.
Postnatal growth retardation is a recognized feature of NS and LS.
In addition to aerobic polyP accumulation, anaerobic PHA production is a recognized feature of PAOs.
The older generation's reluctance to 'step aside' and retire to facilitate young farmers who want to establish a career in farming is a globally recognized feature of intergenerational family farm transfer.
Increased arterial stiffness, as measured by pulse wave velocity (PWV), is a commonly recognized feature of CKD (4), a marker of cardiovascular risk (5, 6), and an independent predictor of mortality and survival in dialysis patients (6).
The complex is meant to be a widely recognized feature, much like Harvard Yard or Sather Gate at UC Berkeley.
According to these reports from key participants of the Southern Rural Access Program, synergy was a broadly recognized feature of the program.
Early onset breast cancer is a well recognized feature of hereditary breast cancer and mutations of the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes strongly predisposes for CBC development [ 28– 30].
