The phrase "agility features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or functionalities that enhance agility, often in the context of software, project management, or physical products.
Example: "The new software update includes several agility features that improve user experience and streamline workflows."
Alternatives: "flexibility attributes" or "nimbleness characteristics".
For a massive company that shows surprising agility in its feature updates, Oculus offers the company a distant end game to build toward.
These groups are adapting or adopting the practices of startups and accelerators – disruption and innovation rather than direct competition, customer development versus more product features, agility and speed versus lowest cost.
Be agile: Agility is everything.
Not to be outdone, Senate Square near Union Station has a 24-hour rooftop dog park that features an agility course.
Modeled after canine agility competitions, the tournaments feature a ring in which cat owners — some of whom have trained their pets from kittenhood — brandish a feather or sparkly wand to try to coax a cat to climb stairs, weave around poles and leap through hoops in as little time as possible.
Rickie Roo, a well-known star and "spokesdog" in the world of dog agility who has been featured in magazine articles and advertisements, once again has both.
They compared speed, agility, range and various other features with obvious pride in their choice of transportation.
The parallels were irresistible in 2002 at the Salt Lake Olympics, with his round-rimmed glasses, his boyish features and his agility in midair (no broomstick required).
The considered agile supply chain network in this paper has a general structure that is able to support the agility concepts besides the traditional features of the SCND area and, therefore, could be applied to different kinds of industries with lead time restriction such as food industries and semiconductor industries.
