The phrase "accepted feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or aspect that is widely recognized or acknowledged within a particular context or field.
Example: "The new software update includes an accepted feature that enhances user experience by streamlining navigation."
Alternatives: "recognized attribute" or "acknowledged characteristic".
But underreporting is a commonly accepted feature of police crime statistics.
By 1939, aerial bombing, even of cities, was an accepted feature of war.
Before Rosset challenged federal and state obscenity laws, censorship (and self-censorship) was an accepted feature of publishing.
He was fearless in court: "Before Rosset challenged federal and state obscenity laws, censorship (and self-censorship) was an accepted feature of publishing.
This was the age of Casanova and the Marquis de Sade; and, though the city was ruled by the pope, adultery was an accepted feature of life.
LIKE banquets and the grain liquor know as baijiu, prostitution has become a widely accepted feature of the business rituals of millions of Chinese men.
The sort of mixture of public and private provision which are accepted features of healthcare systems in most continental countries would be denounced by Labour here as right-wing extremism.
The first subset [5, 6, 7, 8, 9] arises from Alexander's definition of 'science' [4] and includes accepted features in scholarly writing which are missing from the documentation of his theory.
There are now several variants of the approach, but this section summarizes key and widely accepted features.
Release managers should accept feature descriptions before taking them into the release backlog.
Fast RhB decomposition was observed with a degradation rate of ~98% within initial 40 min which can be attributed to the porous nature, large specific surface area and excellent electron accepting features of the engineered nanoclusters.
