The phrase "an expected feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is anticipated or commonly found in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The ability to collaborate in real-time is an expected feature of modern project management software."
Alternatives: "a typical characteristic of" or "a common aspect of".
Adherence to basic human rights norms has become an expected feature of states throughout the world.
A quality restaurant is now often an expected feature of a good museum.
Efficient use of the input mains power is also an expected feature of such a system.
That the violence is often treated as sanguinary slapstick is not a problem in itself; turning mayhem into a joke is an expected feature of the self-conscious genre-blending formula Mr. Miike follows here.
The first usually involves a rapid search, so that the image regions that do not match an expected feature of the vehicle are disregarded, and only a small number of regions potentially containing vehicles are further analyzed.
Although spectral peaks in zonal wind are present at Cachoeira Paulista (Figure 5), their absolute amplitudes are significantly smaller than they are at Tirunelveli and Cariri, an expected feature of the Kelvin waves since this station is located farther away from the equator.
Such, apparently simple, dynamic elements have become a normal, expected feature of websites, but they are far from simple to create.
Another expected feature of a Newtonian fluid is its homogeneous nature.
According to this view, we cannot assume consciousness to be an exclusively human phenomenon, but rather the expected feature of any cognitive mechanism able to engage in extended flights of relational learning.
To address this expected feature of the data, we abstracted medical records on a subset of LABA initiators with no claims for asthma or COPD, and confirmed their actual case status.
Rodents (mice and guinea pigs) share one expected feature of coevolution -- asymptomatic infections from wild-type filoviruses [ 12].
