The phrase "a widespread feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is commonly found or prevalent in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The use of smartphones has become a widespread feature of modern life, affecting how we communicate and access information."
Alternatives: "a common characteristic" or "a prevalent aspect".
Heterochrony refers to the change in the timing and rate of developmental events, and it is a widespread feature in amphibian evolution, particularly in salamanders.
We don't feel super in control of our relationship with the media around us". Noise-cancellation technology has become a widespread feature of headphones only in the past four or five years, but the science behind it has been around for decades.
The phenomenon of the working poor, those earning a regular salary, but living from one paycheque to the next with no savings to speak of, is a widespread feature in English-speaking western economies such as the UK, Canada, the US and Australia.
The use of stone pens to contain young stock is a widespread feature in this area.
"It now becomes much more plausible that this type of phenomenon is a widespread feature of immunity," he says.
But the findings do suggest that feathers might have been present in some of the very first dinosaurs, and perhaps were a widespread feature of all dinosaurs.
Other progeroid syndromes that share overlapping pathophysiological features with WS also show defects in DNA processing, raising the possibility that faulty DNA repair, leading to replicative stress and premature cellular senescence, might be a more widespread feature of premature ageing syndromes.
Finally, based on field observations, we found that coral-algal interactions are a constant and widespread feature of healthy coral-dominated reefs.
Irrigation agriculture is an ancient and widespread feature in regions where allogenic rivers flow through arid landscapes.
We suggest that a genetic network centred around cut and tio/ tsh leading to Type I and II cell differentiation is an ancient and widespread feature of insect MpT development.
It is intriguing to speculate that the combination observed in KCTDs of well-conserved POZ/BTB, that assures the possibility to form heteromeric associations, coupled with diversified domains may be a more general and widespread feature among oligomeric proteins that allow intricate regulations of biological processes.
