"commendable feature" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is especially praiseworthy or admirable. For example, "His gracious attitude was a commendable feature of his character."
Unfortunately there's no way to digitally airbrush away the hokum that pervades the whole show, like the ample stage smoke puffing away throughout the proceedings, giving a most commendable featured performance as the fabled pea-soupy London fog.
Although the first edition had many commendable features, there were significant drawbacks in terms of inconsistencies between chapters particularly relating to the breadth of information provided for different tumour types, varying styles and frequent omission of new therapies – particularly in Sections relating to breast cancer and lymphomas.
Its cultural efforts have been mostly tactical, rather than strategic, featuring commendable singular projects, such as the Jazz Ambassadors who traveled to the Communist bloc during the 1950s and today's hip-hop emissaries to the Muslim world.
Other starters worth sampling were that eggplant mix ($6) with its smoky, lingering aftertaste; the simple, true flavors of the four freshly made spreads on the sampler plate ($9); an equally commendable hot mezze selection ($9) featuring crisp calamari and an earthy lamb kebab; and a special of Greek sausage slivers atop tiny clams in a heady, white wine garlic-sauce.
One of the most troubling features in an otherwise commendable report by Louis Freeh on the Penn State sex scandal is the failure to closely examine why the district attorney of Centre County, Roy Gricar, in May 1998, did not prosecute Jerry Sandusky for crimes of sexual abuse.
In a commendable milestone for Lynx, the ad even features a nascent gay relationship.
We were suitably impressive by the phone, noting the company's commendable ability to build upon its mobile devices' impressive feature set, while maintaining a consistent and aesthetically pleasing product.
By contrast, it's hard for experienced connoisseurs to say what's wrong with "Naïve and Sentimental Music," which features a score by John Adams and has the commendable goal of showcasing almost all the principals of the company (including Ms. Bouder, Ms. Mearns, Ms. Peck, Mr. Angle and Mr. Fairchild).
Customers in the neighborhood counted on Endicott for a quirky stock of general literature and books on the arts; the store featured a knowledgeable, if sometimes twee, sales staff, as well as a commendable lack of coffee products.
COMMENDABLE is indeed commendable.
Belmont Stakes: Commendable.
