The phrase "artifact characteristic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to archaeology, anthropology, or any field that studies objects and their features.
Example: "The artifact characteristic of this pottery indicates its origin and the culture that produced it."
Alternatives: "object feature" or "item trait".
Luo et al. [15] tried to detect SDJPEG by analyzing the blocking artifact characteristics matrix (BACM).
If we had gone above to take a look, we would have been turned into artifacts characteristic of fire storms: seeming pieces of charred firewood two or three feet long — ridiculously small human beings, or jumbo fried grasshoppers, if you will.
Burial sites and artifacts characteristic of the Przeworsk culture have been found in Saxony, Thuringia and Hesse, on the route of the Suebi offensive.
The method focuses on correcting the artifacts along each axis separately while retaining the overall 3-D context, which makes our approach able to better address the differences in the types of artifacts characteristic of each axis.
From the poet displaying this little artifact, those characteristic barks of laughter -- skeptical, but undeniably pleased.
This results in an increased echogenicity of a peritoneal stripe associated with multiple reflection artifacts and characteristic comet-tail appearance that can be changed by changing the patient's position.
The main sonographic sign of perforation is free intraperitoneal air, resulting in an increased echogenicity of a peritoneal stripe associated with multiple reflection artifacts and characteristic comet-tail appearance.
The mataa, or obsidian spearpoint, which was mass-produced, is the characteristic artifact of this period.
The speckle noise, a characteristic artifact in ultrasound images, significantly degrades the image quality and hinders finer details, which are essential for discrimination.
