'exhibit properties' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to particular properties of something that can be seen or observed. For example: "The mineral samples exhibited properties that indicated they were valuable."
Many chemical compounds can kill bacteria, but many of them also exhibit properties that limit or prohibit their use.
Most products made from such blends, or composites, exhibit properties that are combinations of the properties of the various ingredients.
Unlike EPM and EPDM, which have a relatively amorphous morphology, the polyallomers are crystalline and exhibit properties of high-impact plastics.
Relatively slow and of low energy, thermal neutrons exhibit properties, such as large cross sections in fission, that make them desirable in certain chain-reaction applications.
We'll later subject this material to a series of tests back at our labs to determine if the constituent proteins exhibit properties similar to those that helped make green fluorescent protein — discovered from a jellyfish — a revolutionary biomedical tool.
Unlike composite materials (see below Composites), grainy metals exhibit properties that are essentially the same in all directions, so they cannot be tailored to match anticipated load paths (i.e., stresses applied in specific directions).
Some of them exhibit properties that are potentially toxic to bacteria [16, 108].
Depending on chirality, single-walled tube can exhibit properties as graphite - semimetal [4,5].
But we expect the Si/BCNT material to exhibit properties similar to a silicon nanocomposite material.
Our control paradigm enables robots to exhibit properties that go beyond those of any existing machine or of any biological organism.
In conclusion, the recombinant flexuous PVX nanoparticles exhibit properties with great potential for bone tissue substitutes.
