The phrase "ambitious feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feature of a product, project, or plan that is particularly bold, innovative, or challenging in nature.
Example: "The new software update includes an ambitious feature that aims to revolutionize user interaction."
Alternatives: "bold feature" or "innovative feature".
And on Monday at 7 p.m., the film scholar Bradford Nordeen will introduce Harrington's first and most ambitious feature, "Night Tide" (1961), starring Hopper in his best James Dean imitation.
Its most controversial and ambitious feature is a restoration of the Pocantico River, which meandered through the site until 1930, when General Motors redirected it and began filling in land that had been part of the Hudson.
The Apple Watch debuts as the most polished, high-design smartwatch yet, with an extremely ambitious feature set.
With less ambitious feature additions, macOS Sierra could do just that.
(Linklater's ambitious feature, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, was shot over the course of 12 years).
That clear vision -- plus the film's cast -- make "Drinking Buddies," by far, the most ambitious feature Swanberg has directed to date.
While the series remarkably managed to sustain its cast and credibility across four increasingly ambitious features, Francis Lawrence doesn't quite recognize when it's game over.
"They are trying to evolve to a place where the right companies get funded and they launch more ambitious features on the platform," he said.
That question warrants extra attention because one of Baha Mar's most ambitious features, an alternative energy project that would have slashed the resort's air conditioning costs, has been sidelined because of scheduling challenges.
There are many other ambitious features that I haven't listed here.
Now I somehow find myself working on an ambitious feature-length documentary, The Elephant on Campus.
