"experience the features" is correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe the act of trying out or using the different aspects or characteristics of something. Example: "Come visit our showroom and experience the features of our newest car model firsthand."
This might be because, although we experience something of the sort in question, the thing we experience lacks the features in question; or it might be because we don't experience a thing of the sort in question at all.
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To counteract this potentially jarring experience the film features a soothing voice telling you it's all going to be fine.
Because he wanted to create a dramatic, cinematic experience, the game features no HUD or dialog, giving the player only a representation of the surrounding game world during both gameplay elements and the cutscenes progressing the story.
In our experience, the clinicopathologic features of bladder cancer are closely related to its prognosis.
Written by faculty members with clinical experience, the scripts featured situations based on real cases of patients.
Thomas Mann as Thomas Kub Mann had prior acting experience, in the feature film It's Kind of a Funny Story (2010), and was told he could not audition for Project X because the producers wished to cast only people without acting credits.
Designed to enhance the user experience, these features include auto-door function, auto-lid function, centri-touch interface, accumulated centrifugal effect function, centri-vue remote monitoring, and eco-spin technology.
(ii) In those cases, there must be something we experience that has the features in question.
First, there were quite different levels of experience among the readers, raising the possibility that the readers were not sufficiently experienced to recognize the features of repair.
