The phrase "centrally featured" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an idea, concept, or object that is particularly important or noteworthy, especially when it is prominent in the context or situation. For example: "The main message of the novel is centrally featured throughout the story."
None of the panelists seemed happy about this (and no one, interestingly, brought up the black Storm Trooper controversy, or the exciting ways John Boyega has been centrally featured in the trailers).
While Arnett's book is more about India and its diversity (shown in vivid images of landscapes and religious shrines across the country) than religion, Hinduism - particularly its philosophical ethos - is centrally featured.
Their chromosomal distribution in the Anopheles genome is centrally featured in supplementary fig. S1 a e and further referenced in supplementary table S1 a, Supplementary Material online.
The Big City Book Club intends to generate lively online discussion of works — classic and current, obvious and obscure, fictional and non — that centrally feature the city.
The five projects described in this special issue all centrally feature health information systems, address different aspects of district health information systems in innovative ways, and will generate important evidence on a relatively neglected area of health systems [ 1].
Nasri often featured centrally for Arsenal in the absence of former club captain Cesc Fàbregas.
A significant departure from Rio was that health issues featured centrally in WSSD, reflecting increased recognition of health as a resource for, and as an indicator of, sustainable development.
Moreover, the interviews indicated that the student-generated media were considerably more salient than the centrally-produced materials featured in the earlier semesters.
Apartments similar to the one featured here — centrally located and updated — typically cost 5,000 zlotys t0 7,000 zlotys a square meter ($157 to $219 a square foot), said Barbara Osinska, an agent at Domino Real Estate in Lodz.
Recent initiatives by Unite in the UK and Unifor in Canada to set up community branches not only require the devotion of far more resources, but the resetting of union priorities, so that community issues actually feature centrally in collective bargaining strategies.
The paper contributes to empirical conversations on the role of street markets and vending in semi-formal economies, arguing that market spaces feature centrally in small business strategies.
