The phrase "adopt the feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or acceptance of a specific characteristic or functionality in a system, product, or process.
Example: "After careful consideration, we decided to adopt the feature that allows users to customize their profiles."
Alternatives: "embrace the feature" or "incorporate the feature".
It will be interesting to see if other merchants will adopt the feature now that the option is publicly available.
With the added support for Moments creation on mobile, Twitter's hope is that more people will adopt the feature despite its belated arrival.
TGI Fridays is one of the first to adopt the feature, and is using it for to-go orders, reservations and a nearby restaurant-finder feature.
We anticipate Tinder Loops will lead to even more matches and conversations and look forward to seeing how our users creatively adopt the feature," he added.
Gyft is essentially bringing several more retailers to the Passbook app, even including those who have yet to adopt the feature officially.
After the company launched text messaging earlier this year, it took only four weeks to convert 20% of its daily average users to adopt the feature.
On the surface, this would seem reason enough to adopt the features of the Australian tuition fee system.
The aim is to provide services at a household level for consumers ready to adopt the features of e-services to their home.
The options for integrating web content and web activities into the video based environment are many and its really up to the creator to adopt the features that are useful for learning.
IBM and others fought TCP/IP (actually, they sneered at its inherent weakness and relative lack of sophisticated developer tools), but assuming a functioning market, consumer demand would have forced the owners of these protocols to adopt the features of TCP/IP that account for its success.
Audi ultimately gave the world's other automakers the rights to the patent on the automatic shift lock and by the mid-1990s virtually all new cars had adopted the feature or some variant of it.
