The phrase "add-on feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an additional functionality or enhancement that can be added to a product or service.
Example: "The software comes with several add-on features that improve its usability and performance."
Alternatives: "additional feature" or "supplementary feature".
Mainstreaming sustainability "Today, sustainability is often marketed as an add-on feature, rather than an aspirational brand ethos or promise," concludes Deignan.
They should no longer see security as an add-on feature, nor should they regard holes in their competitors' security efforts as merely a competitive advantage.
For free service via Simpsons.com, users must first download an application that becomes an add-on feature to their browsers -- a sponsored navigation bar that becomes part of the browser screen.
One logical add-on feature for autonomous vehicles would be a "Drive there" button that appears when an ad pops up (as already happens on Google's Waze app); pressing it would order the car to head to the touted destination.
Is the idea truly a stand-alone business, or is it an add-on feature?
Self-driving cars may never reach accessible autonomy and might only be an add-on feature.
Mini lovers point to its airplane-like dashboard (complete with toggle switches), its fuel efficiency (28 city miles and 37 highway miles per gallon), its four-star federal safety rating (with six airbags tucked in each one) and its relative cheapness (its starting price is $16,000, though add-on features quickly add on).
A multibenefit bundle offers customers an increasing number of add-on features or benefits.
A "multibenefit" bundle offers customers an increasing number of add-on features or benefits.
The game, "QUICKHIT Football," is free to play and generates revenue when users buy add-on features.
HEYTELL There's a slightly more commercial feel to this app, thanks to the small banner ads and the option to buy add-on features.
