The phrase "abstract attributes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, data analysis, or discussions about characteristics that are not physically tangible but represent qualities or properties of an object or concept.
Example: "In object-oriented programming, abstract attributes define the essential characteristics of a class without providing specific implementations."
Alternatives: "conceptual traits" or "theoretical properties".
"Frames" represent, in a similar graph network, physical or abstract attributes of objects and in a sense define the objects.
What the research has revealed is that we're all color-blind when it comes to abstract attributes, such as strategic thinking, potential, and political savvy.
Our system enables managers to interactively apply visual encodings based on different node and edge attributes to facilitate mental map matching between abstract attributes and visual elements.
Most people try out attributes in an orderly manner, first considering such striking features as size, shape, and colour and only later turning to the more abstract attributes (e.g., number of similar figures, or equilateral versus isosceles triangles).
This scale represents the psychological manner in which individuals perceive increments of preference among abstract attributes and it has important implications about the distribution and consistency of an individual's preferences.
This reveals the incorporation of a greater number of abstract attributes (mainly credence attributes), psychological consequences and terminal values by consumers with higher consumption levels, who incorporate more personality traits into their decisions.
Thus when Dale Jacquette speaks darkly of the abstract triangle said to have only properties common to all triangles, and none peculiar to any particular triangle no determinate size or shape it might seem that what he has in mind can be no triangle at all, but instead a purely abstract attribute.
For if God is a concrete individual and his nature (conceived perhaps as the conjunction of his omni-attributes) is an abstract property, then the general ontology rules out an identity of God with his nature.
"Now we saw that the abstract, semantic attributes came online first, followed only later by the physical details".
The results are consistent with the view that medial regions of human auditory cortex contain tonotopically organized core and belt fields that map the basic acoustic features of sounds while surrounding higher-order parabelt regions are tuned to more abstract stimulus attributes.
Or in other words, the finite mind can abstract the attribute from the substance, but in reality they are not separated.
