The phrase "adopt the features of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of taking on characteristics or traits from another entity, such as a style, method, or system.
Example: "The new software aims to adopt the features of its predecessor while introducing innovative functionalities."
Alternatives: "incorporate the characteristics of" or "embrace the traits of".
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.
Many patient advocacy groups are questioning why the Obama administration did not more closely adopt the features of Medicare's drug benefits program, known as Part D, which got off to a rocky start in 2006 but is now seen as a successful program.
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.
According to the Social Media Manager for the Florida Gators, Bruce Floyd, whose school was the first to adopt the feature, tens of thousands of fans added the Gators logo to their profile photos which led to millions of impressions across Facebook.
With this in mind some artists adopt the distinctive features of companies.
In order to adopt the new features of the video diagnostics system both control and data acquisition and visualization and data processing softwares are developed.
The NSW committee recommends that NSW adopt the key features of another report, this one from the Australian Law Reform Commission in 2014, called Serious Invasions of Privacy in the Digital Era.
However, tumor cells that pass through EMT adopt the phenotypic features of mesenchymal tissue, thereby making them difficult to distinguish from the surrounding stroma.
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.
The 16-member committee adopted the key features of a systematic review process, conducting an extensive search of relevant databases and considered 10,000 recent abstracts to determine their relevance.
