'features make up' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate either a combination of components that create something as a whole, or the process of combining components to create something as a whole. For example, "The features make up a compelling argument for change."
These natural features make up the more than 21,000 acres of the Adirondacks that were recently purchased by New York State from the Nature Conservancy, a nonprofit organization.
Three major features make up the landscape of Zala: the Transdanubian uplands, which are foothills to the Alps that lie across the western border; the Keszthely Mountains in the northeast; and the wooded, undulating Zala hills in the south and east.
Then you pull out the features to know what you're hearing and seeing, and over time and space those features make up various behaviors.
Moto's latest venture into the music phone realm doesn't have the best looks, but its features make up for it.
The price, big LCD screen, and the rechargeable plus AAA battery features make up for the so-so video and audio quality.
The P7000 is unquestionably intended to take on the Canon G12, and while it doesn't have a swing out screen, the other features make up for it.
The phoneme had been viewed as the smallest significant component of language, but according to Jakobson it was itself a bundle of features made up of pairs of contrasting elements (voiced versus voiceless consonants, for example).
In this section we discuss the underlying processes of each of our modules and then take a look over individual features making up our social interaction feature set.
GameSpot's Joe Fielder found the compression to be forgivable given the cartridge format, and noted that the new exclusive features made up for the lack of the "Extreme Battle" mode.
Large expanses of grass, an outdoor deck with a fire pit, and a pool and spa with a waterfall feature make up the corner-lot grounds.
The slightly more-robust interface takes longer to navigate (Unkie is more conservative and asks more questions), but the idiot-proof W-2-capturing camakesfeatupe makes up for it.
