The phrase "added characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional features or traits that have been included or incorporated into something.
Example: "The new software update includes several added characteristics that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "additional features" or "supplementary traits".
Improvement priority was determined from highest to lowest as follows: perceptual characteristics (D1), added characteristics (D2), and software characteristics (D3).
The findings from the literature regarding perceptual characteristics, added characteristics, software characteristics, and external factors influence consumers' choice to adopt cloud service applications.
In general, the perceptual characteristics (D1), added characteristics (D2), and software characteristics (D3) dimensions are the most influential criteria for work, branding, and enrichment.
This finding verifies the general perceptual characteristics, added characteristics, and software characteristics and is consistent with the general results of previous studies [23].
They also added characteristics, such as wet hair clumping together, and applied it to the fur.
The triple-negative phenotype was characterized by absence of staining for ER, PR, and HER2 receptors, similar to the basal-like subtype, which has added characteristics of positive staining for basal-cell (myoepithelial) cytokeratins (CKs) 5/6 and/or HER1+ [ 12].
Bourne has added characteristic flourishes of his own, but for the most part the show tracks the storyline of the film.
In contrast, after hemin was added, characteristic CD spectra with a positive maximum around 264 nm and a negative minimum around 240 nm were obtained, which indicated a parallel G-quadruplex structure formed by the Pu39WT-hemin complex [13].
However, the southwest region has an added characteristic that may influence plant diversification.
By adding characteristics to these actors and their relation, aspects like supply chain and life cycle issues can be addressed.
Douglas Reynolds, a senior staff member at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Lincoln Labs in Lexington, Mass., is among the researchers who have worked on extending the traditional range of acoustic information analyzed, adding characteristics like pitch, pauses and pronunciation style.
