"inherent traits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to characteristics or qualities that are inherent, natural or innate to a person, thing or situation. Example: "Leadership and confidence are inherent traits in successful entrepreneurs."
I have now served as COO for three different organizations and have found that there are certain inherent traits that every COO possesses, and certain activities and processes that will maximize their impact.
The American psychologists David Henry Feldman and Martha Morelock summarized late 20th-century research on prodigies to identify those inherent traits and environmental influences that contribute to the development of a prodigy.
As hydrogel-based vehicles are being increasingly employed in therapeutic cell delivery, two inherent traits of most common hydrogels, namely low cell affinity and high cell constraint, have significantly drawn the attention of biomedical community.
Do you have the inherent traits required to be a great leader or exceptional manager?
Still, I have a newfound understanding that disparity in privilege, oppression, or unimportant classifications dull in comparison to the most universal and inherent traits of humanity.
Politics for her was not the result of some natural predisposition, or the realization of the inherent traits of human nature.
A sympathetic director would have relished rather than resisted that inherent trait.
An inherent trait of recommendation systems is that they tend to influence their users.
No matter how big their blog might be, all bloggers are lovely – it's like some kind of inherent trait!
These abnormalities have been shown to normalise after continuous positive airway pressure treatment, suggesting induced rather than inherent trait abnormalities.
Combats and spectacles with bulls were also common in ancient Rome, but the action depended on the inherent trait of domesticated cattle to flee their attackers.
