The phrase "a special trait" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique characteristic or quality that distinguishes someone or something.
Example: "Her ability to empathize with others is a special trait that makes her an excellent counselor."
Alternatives: "a unique characteristic" or "a distinctive feature."
HE has been acknowledged for possessing a special trait: grace under pressure.
That Sanchez can summon his best in the fourth quarter — often, with his team's season depending on it — is a special trait.
The docility of the breed is a special trait; a Brela camel would allow a stranger to milk it any time.
Interestingly our data do not suggest a high level of somatic and psychological anxiety in the two subgroups with medication overuse (see Table 2), which lead to discuss two hypothesis: either a special trait of MOH patients or, an anxiolytic effect of the drug abuse itself.
"That was a special trait that very few have".
At our father's funeral just a couple of years ago, I stood here and talked about how each one of my brothers and I carried away a special trait of Dad's.
According to McCaw, his close colleague on the provincial beat and long-time captain at international level: "It's always the team that comes first with him – a pretty special trait, when you think how good a player he's been for so many years".
Will they mill around in confusion or will they jump?" 8 P.M. (Disney WOLFBLOODD Though she may seem ordinary, 14-year-old Maddy Smith (Aimee Kelly) has a few special traits: extraordinary strength, super speed, heightened senses and the ability to change into a wolf at each full moon.
Most likely, this special trait offers a defense against pathogen and/or pathogen attack (Freeman et al. 2006Boyd 2006Boyd
Their overexpression and higher cellular density as special trait in metal hyperaccumulators was discussed in a previous chapter.
The presence of Jews among the not-yet-extinct peoples of the world can no more be credited to any kind of special trait or behavior than the Tasmanians or the Taino ought to be blamed for their own eradication.
