"outstanding trait" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a notable quality or characteristic of a person or thing. Example: One of the most outstanding traits of Martin Luther King Jr. was his unwavering commitment to nonviolent protest in the face of adversity.
It may sound a little unusual, but her outstanding trait on the golf course is maturity.
Recourse to scientific authority and method, then, is the outstanding trait of 20th-century criticism.
The 43rd annual Grammy Award nominations, announced here today at the Beverly Hilton, lacked one outstanding trait of the previous two years' Grammys: a clear front-runner.
Thorndike determined from this experiment that people generalize from one outstanding trait to form a favourable view of a person's whole personality.
With the fair-mindedness that I have always recognized as my outstanding trait, I said to Orson that, despite this and that, Mr. Hearst was, in many ways, a great man.
Studies show that while parasitized rats behave much like their healthy peers in aggressiveness and other measures, they differ from ordinary rats in one outstanding trait: they will recklessly frolic in a cat-scented room, and should a cat enter, the rattled rat is as apt to run toward its old foe as away.
His common sense one of his outstanding traits, except in love affairs manifested itself when civil war broke out anew at the end of 1576.
Thus, the pyramiding of various outstanding traits to obtain excellent hybrid rice varieties is a difficulty in the three-line system.
Moreover, versatility is one of its outstanding traits because, in our experiments, it could succeed in both object recognition and facial expression recognition applications.
Some of their most consistent and outstanding traits involve being individuals who see opportunity in challenge, and who strategize in the face of crisis whereas others only react emotionally.
One of Haig's outstanding traits is cleverness.
