The phrase "agenda features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific elements or components that are part of an agenda, such as in meetings or events.
Example: "The agenda features several key topics, including budget discussions and project updates."
Alternatives: "agenda items" or "agenda components".
The agenda features endless social colloquia, most of them on obscure themes.
The citizens agenda is a simple concept, and our approach is fairly straightforward: we aim to identify and articulate the citizens agenda, and to help set up the Guardian for its general election coverage by experimenting with citizens agenda features and approaches.
The court's high-profile agenda features a fourth examination of how the Bush administration and Congress deal with terrorism detainees, a separation-of-powers case that tests the limits of a president's power, and a host of discrimination and employment law cases.
The Disrupt agenda features not one but two Brexit panels, Stopping the Brexit Brain Drain and Brexit Face Off – Two Sides to Britain's Tech Future, both aimed at helping founders and investors make sense of post-Brexit scenarios and options.
This year's agenda features a whole lot of TechCrunch as several of us will not only be on stage at various times, but there's also a modified version of the startup competition that will have more of a TechCrunch Disrupt flavour.
This year's agenda features a whole lot of TechCrunch as several of us will not only be on stage at various times, but there's also a modified version of the startup competition that will have more of a TechCrunch Disrupt flavor.
But the best of the projects, built as part of the New Deal's progressive social agenda, feature many elements that are prized by mainstream urban planners today.
At the Sandler O'Neill East Coast Financial Services Conference in Florida, bankers mingled with investment analysts at an ocean-front luxury hotel, where the agenda featured evening cocktails by the pool and a golf outing at a nearby country club.
The Cato Institute recently hosted a forum on the private donors' so-called "renewal" agenda, featuring Jay Schalin, the author of the Pope Center report, along with the former BB&T president John Allison and C. Bradley Thompson, the director of the BB&T-funded Institute for the Study of Clemson Universityson University.
At a directors' meeting of a specialty appliance firm I was advising a few years ago, the agenda featured the selection committee's report presented by Stefan, chairman and CEO.
The opening session also sees the party embrace a nakedly populist policy agenda, featuring plans to break up big Wall Street banks, repeal multilateral trade agreements and build an anti-immigrant wall on the southern border that could yet play well among a fearful and surprisingly anti-establishment 2016 electorate.
