The phrase "a set of common features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing characteristics or attributes that are shared among a group or category of items, people, or concepts.
Example: "The software applications in this suite share a set of common features that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "a collection of shared traits" or "a group of similar characteristics".
Most model organisms share a set of common features that make them amenable to study in the laboratory: they are generally small, easy and inexpensive to rear in the lab, and reproduce quickly and prodigiously.
Although the pathogenic Francisella species resides on different phylogenetic branches they share a set of common features like a large number of pseudogenes and several interrupted metabolic pathways resulting in metabolic incompetence.
Such analyzes demonstrate to what extent the public opinion depends on the landscape type and whether it is possible to distinguish a set of common features considered crucial for landscape quality.
A software product line (SPL) is a set of software systems that have a particular set of common features and that satisfy the needs of a particular market segment or mission.
Applications for a set of common model features are demonstrated, and the results combined in an example application to a real-world experimental system.
The most notable new feature is the integration of OpenSocial, a set of common open API's to exchange data between social networks, into the product.
Sets of common features are essential assets to be reused in fulfilling specific needs in software product line methodology.
The whole procedure is performed iteratively, and in each iteration, a new set of common spectral features are obtained.
The extracted features of Table 2 represent an inclusive set of common audio features found from the literature.
Rare diseases have a set of biological features that distinguish them from the common diseases, and our understanding of the special properties of the rare diseases accounts for nearly all of the rapid advances achieved in the field of Precision Medicine.
