The phrase "factual features" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the characteristics or components of something that are based on facts or on reality. For example: "The documentary was centred around the factual features of the story and did not delve into the speculative elements."
Sky's head of factual features, Celia Taylor, said: "Freddie's always been a boxing fan but this is a whole different ball game.
Yet Alison Kirkham has three rather more salubrious Fs in her title – she is the BBC's new commissioning editor for factual features and formats for BBC1 and BBC2.
BBC director of television Jana Bennett, Sky Networks deputy managing director Sophie TalkbackThamesTalkbackTheads head of factual features Camilla Lewis and Guardian Unlimited editor-in-chief Emily Bell will be flying for the flag for the women's team.
Sir Alan Sugar on ITV director of television Simon Shaps: "Why do I get the feeling you are a hiding behind the bushes kind of fella?" On Talkback Thames head of factual features Camilla Lewis: "She's been bunnying for too long, she's forgotten what she's doing".
Gogglebox – the Channel 4 show featuring people watching the week's TV – is up for the best popular factual and features prize, up against Lost Lost Family and fellow Channel 4 show Gadget Man.
The mapping of Australian vegetation is based largely on factual descriptive features, and by that means comprehensive and detailed accounts and maps have been produced.
Flying Monsters was commissioned by Sky's head of factual and features, Celia Taylor, and will be produced by Anthony Geffen, chief executive of Atlantic Productions.
Popular Factual and Features:Hugh's Big Fish Fight (Channel 4).
The channel also won best drama serial for Top Boy, the popular factual and features prize for Hugh's Big Fish Fight with Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and the best daytime programme for Deal Or No Deal Live.
Alison Kirkham, the BBC commissioning editor of factual formats and features on BBC1 and BBC2, said: "We're thrilled to have such experienced and knowledgeable talent joining the channels to add to the diverse lineup of presenters.
But there was still genuine shock last Friday when Sue Murphy, Channel 4's head of factual entertainment and features, a consistently successful executive, announced she was heading off for a new post at cookery and life style indie Optomen and One Potato Two Potato.
