The phrase "are significant features of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe important characteristics or elements of a subject or topic.
Example: "The ability to adapt and learn are significant features of successful leaders in any industry."
Alternatives: "are key aspects of" or "are important elements of".
But if dislocation and breakdown are significant features of the British social landscape, these are not new.
The optimized total volume, aspect ratios of the units, the number of tubes through the length and width, the heat transfer area of the HRSG and thermodynamic properties are significant features of the flow configuration resulted from constructal design.
In this study, the air circulation rate, the rate of water production, the tube diameters and the number of condenser tubes are significant features of the flow configuration inducted by the constructal design.
Technologies are significant features of human environments.
Shark River Slough and Taylor Slough are significant features of the park.
In contrast, target genes of the TGF-β signaling pathway, which maintains dormancy in the adult prostate stem cell niche [33] are significant features of APSC.
Other features such as special characters in the URL, Unicode in the URL, length of the URL is greater than 75 and more than four dots in the host name of the URL were also found to be significant features of phishing URL.
One way to group these aims is to relate them to one of the following questions: (i) What are the significant features of a sample group separating it from other sample groups?
(7) Noncovalent interactions are often significant features of the structure and operation of biological systems.
Peeks into the black box indicate that conventional, causal modeling in criminology is missing significant features of crime etiology.
Increased inflammatory cell infiltration, BBB leakage, and ROS level in CNS were the significant features of EAE mice.
