"features high" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The product features high quality materials."
Crawford was lanky, with delicate features, high cheekbones, and a patchy goatee.
At forty-eight, he is a slightly built man, with fine features, high color, hazel eyes, and dark hair.
The world's least affordable housing markets have been revealed – and London features high on the list.
The great room, on the other side of the parlor, features high, vaulted ceilings accented by tongue and groove beams.
They were a "singular people," as journalists were apt to put it, combining Indian, African, and European features: high cheekbones, aquiline noses, dark skin, red hair.
Tamares Real Estate Investments, one of the companies belonging to the Finnish property billionaire Poju Zabludowicz also features high on the list, with donations totalling £165,000.
The dining room features high-backed banquettes in wavy bands of color.
An updated eat-in-kitchen features high-end appliances, granite countertops and a butler's pantry with a wet bar.
The book features high-gloss, close-up photographs of images from the natural world on pages opposite the verse.
The school sits on land owned by the Resort at Paws Up, a guest ranch that features high-end accommodations.
Instead of a letter telling you to insure your car with Geico, Space X features high-production-value live streams of its launches.
