The phrase "attendant features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to characteristics or aspects that accompany or are associated with something else.
Example: "The software comes with several attendant features that enhance user experience, such as customizable settings and real-time updates."
Alternatives: "associated features" or "accompanying features".
After broadcasts of three episodes of the series, "The Air Hostess War," the Thai Airways International union protested the story about an affair between a married pilot and a tall, slim flight attendant, featuring sex at stopover cities and love triangles that lead to fighting in the aisles.
It also offers voicemail transcriptions, and an auto attendant feature that allows users to route callers to different employees.
Everything from the plane's paint job to boarding passes to uniforms worn by the flight attendants feature the Kitty.
Flight attendants feature prominently in two recent movies, "View From the Top," with Gwyneth Paltrow, and "Catch Me if You Can," starring Leonardo DiCaprio as the celebrated 1960's criminal imposter Frank W. Abagnale, whose cons included a brief stint posing as an airline pilot as a ploy to provide cover to kite checks and, incidentally, date sexy stewardesses.
Chief pursers are distinguished by orange highlights, gold bands, and orange stripes; flight attendants feature green trim and white stripes.
Both severe malnutrition and HIV cause immunosuppression, predisposing children to opportunistic infections (OIs) with its attendant clinical features reported in this study.
Interviews with Mr Skiles and flight attendants also feature in the broadcast.
The growth of e-commerce and its attendant new technology features has increased interactivity in consumer information processing and decision-making processes.
Troublingly, though, male stories far outnumber female ones, with attendant marketing campaigns featuring buff male bodies.
In this study, super-fast densification behavior and the attendant mechanical and microstructural features of magnesium/1 wt% hydroxyapatite (Mg/1 wt% HAp) bio-nanocomposites processed by HFIHS were investigated.
