The phrase "action features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific characteristics or elements of a product, particularly in the context of movies, video games, or other media that involve action.
Example: "The game is packed with action features that keep players engaged and on the edge of their seats."
Alternatives: "dynamic elements" or "action elements".
The show was one of a number of action features denounced at Congressional hearings in 1961 for excessive violence.
A video on the Internet of Van Donck in action features the American golfer Gene Sarazen extolling Van Donck's virtues.
It is written, produced and directed by Shane Salerno, who is mostly known as a writer of action features like "Savages," "Alien vs. Predator: Requiem" and "Armageddon".
Multimodal representations of actions are obtained using the co-activation of action features from video sequences and labels from automatic speech recognition.
Greater Good in Action features several simple practices that you can try yourself or share with the kids in your life, including Shared Identity, Active Listening, and Putting a Human Face on Suffering.
This weekend's action features nine men and nine women from eight different countries competing for all-around gold.
The festival, organized by Nicole Dreiske, has three live-action features for older children.
In the past, only animated shorts received awards, and an animated film needed to compete with live-action features.
Live-action features also found success, especially 101 Dalmatians (1996), a remake of Disney's own 1961 animated feature.
After the bloated uncertainties of Alice in Wonderland and Dark Shadows (his last two live-action features), it's encouraging to find Burton returning to a more intimate canvas.
The warm, photo-realistic style has been seen in numerous television commercials and in special effects for live-action features ("Joe's Apartment" and "Star Trek: Insurrection," among others).
