The phrase "aid features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific characteristics or functionalities that assist or support a particular task or process.
Example: "The software includes several aid features designed to enhance user experience and accessibility."
Alternatives: "support features" or "assistance features".
Figure 10 ARD-based selection of hearing aid features.
Hopefully Facebook will eventually link its charitable giving and crisis aid features to let people from afar contribute monetarily even if they can't open their home or deliver necessities in person.
The presence of tinnitus did not influence the choice of technology/hearing aid features for a mild hearing loss.
Knowledge could be improved if participants benefit from hearing others' questions, or worsened if confusion is introduced when they hear about hearing aid features they do not have.
The use of specific hearing aid features such as a volume control, memory button, directional microphone, and remote control were explained during this programming session.
Those tools have been crafted in order to investigate and meet patient demands; expectations of prosthesization have increased due to the commercial promotion of certain hearing aid features, such as adaptive directional microphones and environmental noise reduction.
Band Aid featured every British and Irish pop star Geldof and Ure could get hold of, after the former was inspired to act by Michael Buerk's harrowing report for the BBC on the famine in Ethiopia.
In 2007, the agency created a shocking and much-publicised press and poster campaign for Women's Aid featuring celebrities including Jemma Kidd, Fiona Bruce and Anna Friel made-up to look as if their faces were covered in bruises from domestic violence.
CNNs have also been used to aid feature extraction from text.
Musk said of the suite of driver-aid features, "It's like active safety [within] the limit" of affordable science and regulations, NBC News reported.
When Nicholas Parsons took Just a Minute to Edinburgh in 1993, it shared a venue with the Jim Rose Circus, which offered a play about Aids featuring three women dressed as large condoms.
