'innate feature' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is native to a person or thing, which has not been acquired or learned, but simply exists. For example, "Humans have an innate capacity for understanding language."
Design errors, however, remain an innate feature of construction and engineering projects.
While BIM has become an innate feature of the design process within the construction industry, there have been limited investigations that have examined how it can be integrated into real-time communication on-site.
Johnson: You would argue, then, that a sense of fairness and equality is an innate feature of our species.
Chomsky considers these rules to be an innate feature of the human mind and to constitute the rudiments of what language is.
In particular, reduced basal PKB Ser473 phosphorylation appears to be an innate feature of South Asian, compared to European, muscle which is related to insulin resistance at the whole body level.
This task is characterized by the natural preference of zebrafish for dark environments (scototaxis), an innate feature previously suggested for its usefulness for the development of behavioral paradigms [32].
"I like to maximize the innate features of the tree," Franca says.
In my production I like to maximize the innate features of the tree; I seek to interfere only minimally in the shapes and lines of nature.
The quirks of judgment are not due to processing errors in the brain, but innate features of the senses themselves.
In this review, we describe some of the innate features that make cell-free systems compelling platforms for synthetic biology and discuss emerging improvements of cell-free technologies.
A clear understanding of the innate features of this position allows managers to prioritize logically and correctly; act in a more balanced way (taking into account the peculiarities of parallel functionality) and build a more pragmatic and purposeful relationship with the core stakeholders, direct performers, and supporters of managerial processes.
