"at one time featured" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has been previously highlighted, popularized, or made notable in some way. For example, "This restaurant, at one time featured on the cover of a popular magazine, has now become a local landmark."
Songkick has more than 100,000 event listings across the globe at any one time, featuring about 1 million artists.
However Brosnan is now a rank outsider to reprise his role, and Dougray Scott leads a host of pretenders that has featured at one time or another Ewan McGregor, Clive Owen, Orlando Bloom and Robbie Williams.
"I've never seen so many six-packs all at one time!" All of the music featured in Odysseo is performed live, to keep pace with the horses.
At one time, the Web site www.politicsnj.com featured sections called Scandal Watch and Scandal Watch II.
New experiments not only use HTS to measure genomic features at one time point but also monitor them changing over time with the aim of identifying significant changes in their abundance.
Her journalist's training — she wrote feature articles at one time for The Independent, the London daily — strongly inflects her novelist's voice.
To evaluate the importance of each feature, the leave-one-out cross-validation was repeated with only one feature being used at one time.
Instead, some features that have been selected at one time may produce vulnerability to dysfunction.
It's for this reason that he decided to hold back and release as many legal assistance features as possible at one time to rebrand as a full-service consumer legal tool.
The picture is from Parade magazine's 2004 "What America Eats" edition, an annual issue that, at one point in time, featured a celebrity cover star holding a food item, as well as an interview with them that, unfortunately, was not about the food item they were holding.
