The phrase "abstract properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to philosophy, mathematics, or computer science, where one discusses characteristics that are not tied to specific instances or physical forms.
Example: "In the study of mathematics, we often explore abstract properties of numbers, such as their relationships and behaviors in different systems."
Alternatives: "conceptual attributes" or "theoretical characteristics".
Her focus was on the abstract properties of pure movement -- time, space and the body.
Second, you can focus on abstract properties of events and things rather than concrete properties.
Such abstract properties or attributes as intelligence or introversion never are directly measured but must be inferred from observable behaviour.
Elegance is based solely on the abstract properties of a graph.
Just like focusing on abstract properties, bundling helps people to make choices they're less likely to regret later.
Our results show that children can learn the abstract properties of causal relationships using only a handful of events.
Another question is whether animals can respond to an abstract property of a stimulus array, independent of the actual physical stimuli making up that array.
With this in mind, the project puts into question the current agricultural practices' connection with the current land ownership pattern based on abstract property lines, disconnected from the land, its topography, and past understandings of territory.
However, the method advocated in this paper does not retain the symplectic (or canonical) property of the Verlet method, which is an abstract property satisfied by the flow of any Hamiltonian system, of which molecular dynamics is an example.
Communal, spatially particular parish rights of burial were replaced by absolute, abstract property rights, and the hugger-mugger of the old churchyard was replaced by the possibility of the individuation of the dead person, by means of the memorial and the deployment of the clearly demarcated burial site.
In particular, one abstract property, Cautious Monotony, appears at the same time to be crucial and elusive for many of the frameworks to be found in the literature.
