The phrase "and features that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing additional characteristics or elements related to a subject being discussed.
Example: "The new software includes several enhancements and features that improve user experience."
Alternatives: "along with attributes that" or "as well as elements that".
At other sites, budget cuts have taken their toll in terms of content and features that are updated less often.
The company pushes the envelope with technologies and features that keep the rest of the industry on its toes.
He did, eventually, introduce the Model A, replete with multiple hues and features that won back some customer loyalty.
Many cable companies have promoted digital phone call functionality and features that show caller ID information on the TV screen.
The New York Times has been working around the clock to restore the puzzles and features that were promised.
Bowen was not university-educated and, when young, was a little gauche, with big hands and feet, a strong physique and features that were more striking than pretty.
"Radio 3 should seek to increase choice for radio listeners by minimising any programmes and features that are similar to Classic FM".
Tall, blond, and rangy, with big ears and features that recall a younger, thinner Gary Busey, he has been described as a "heartthrob" in the music press.
2. Create an "Introduction to Snowboarding" pamphlet that includes the rules of the sport, equipment needed to participate, and jumps and features that can be performed.
The last time I saw myself, I had short hair, a pale complexion and features that didn't show because I had such light eyebrows and eyelashes.
"But the printed versions will still have interviews and features that won't be available online, although we're exploring ways of having other kinds of online content.
