The phrase "adopted features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or traits that have been taken on or incorporated from another source or context.
Example: "The software has several adopted features from its predecessor that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "incorporated traits" or "assumed characteristics".
The latest cordless models have also adopted features from their mobile cousins.
Under xeromorphic conditions, the leaf has adopted features that decrease water loss.
The Cornell Center, Columbia's East Side partner, has adopted features of the Brigham and Women's system, including advice that a doctor may accept or ignore, Dr. Hayes said.
The incentives include financial support for low-income earners through a more generous Earned Income Tax Credit, which has burgeoned over the past ten years, and much higher public spending on child care.Since success is infectious, several other countries have adopted features of the American reform.
They adopted features such as the frequency rise at the seizure onset with the EMD in a patient-specific manner.
In this study, we started with a baseline system that adopted features of bag-of-word, orthographic information, morphological information, POS, document structure information and domain knowledge mentioned in the previous section.
A logo has been adopted, featuring the letters "USA" composed of multicolored dots and the Web address "DiscoverAmerica.com" underneath.
We adopted feature extraction in multiple scales to detect the broad contour regions.
Lal et al. [40] adopted feature selection algorithms, recursive feature elimination (RFE), and zero-norm optimization based on the training of SVMs for channel selection and demonstrated the usefulness of these operations on motor imagery classification.
This badge was used until 2005, when a replacement very similar to the 1987 version was adopted, featuring black text rather than blue and a straw boater in place of the outstretched arm depicted in the older design.
The adopted feature vectors, which consist of pairwise sequence similarity scores of allergenic and non-allergenic protein sequences, represent the homology among proteins that are known to elicit allergic responses.
