"feature of an object" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe any specific aspect of an object, such as its shape, size, color, material, etc. For example: The curved feature of the object gives it a unique and attractive appearance.
Gracyk (1986) argues, independently of the argument of the Deduction, that this is Kant's view, and it might also be noted that, if judgments of beauty are not objective, there can be no feature of an object which rules it out as a candidate for being legitimately found beautiful.
Perception, considered in its own right, seems to be unable to explain how any feature of an object is selected for study.
In general, the distortion of light spot is a basic condition and essential feature of an object, which could be extracted accurately from the complex environment.
A singular artifact can be a portable or (in principle) transportable object which can be separated from its immediate surroundings without destroying it, or a non-separable feature of an object which serves as its substrate or foundation.
One facet of this structured, hierarchical visual processing is object-based attention, in which the visual world is organized into discrete objects, and attending to one part or feature of an object facilitates attention to the rest of the object (Kahneman & Henik, 1981; Kimchi, Yeshurun, & Cohen-Savransky, 2007; Vecera & Farah, 1994).
The distinguishing feature of an object's size, therefore, is the size the object projects on the retina, also known as its visual angle.
Thus she was now seeing only individual features of an object or picture, failing to synthesize them, to see them as a whole, much less to interpret them correctly.
The presence of larger features of an object could be reported more quickly (from an image of the object) than smaller features.
Most previous work has shown that features of an object to be grasped (external factors) determine grasp patterns.
Just as with the sign, not every characteristic of the object is relevant to signification: only certain features of an object enable a sign to signify it.
