The phrase "a visible feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that can be seen or is apparent in a particular context or subject.
Example: "The bright colors of the flowers are a visible feature of the garden that attracts many visitors."
Alternatives: "an observable aspect of" or "a noticeable characteristic of".
First person pronouns were selected as a contained aspect of student writing for comparison, since these are a highly visible feature of a writer's identity construction (e.g. Hyland, 2002b), yet it is often claimed that L2 English students 'over use' these pronouns to the detriment of their writing (Lee & Chen, 2009).
As noted previously a very visible feature of the polypeptide sequence of HupB orthologs belonging to the mycobacterial clade is the presence of a basic CTR [25], [27].
Homelessness is only the most visible feature of a brutal housing policy.
The canvas features Ms. Semmel sitting naked before a mirror, her face obscured by a camera, her flanks and buttocks the most prominently visible feature of her body.
An ever more visible feature of the ongoing US-led military operation against Islamic State (Isis) is the intertwining of this effort with Iran's objectives in the region.
The most visible feature of the election in rural Norfolk are the enormous Ukip signs in local squires' fields – and the fate that has befallen them.
As the visible feature of the aurora on the dayside red-dominated, the 557.7-nm 557.7-nmne emission is due to the transition of an electron from the 1 S excited state to the 1 D state of atomic oxygreen
The most visible feature of Miiya is its core gamified activity nudge tech, which uses sensors in the wearable and an avatar displayed on the screen to illustrate the wearer's cumulative daily activity level — and thus to encourage them to be active enough to turn what starts the day as a sleepy avatar into a cloak-wearing superhero.
