'possess feature' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that someone, or something has and can be used in almost any type of sentence. Example: She possessed features that made her stand out from the crowd.
The unconfined flames considered here possess features similar to those found in practical combustors.
He added that the scheme appeared to possess features "that would cause me to want to explore whether the promoters have crossed the line into the criminal arena".
The spores are covered with small square scales similar to those in certain chlorophyte green algae, but also possess features characteristic of land plants.
The liger and the tigon possess features of both parents, in variable proportions, but are generally larger and darker than either.
The extinct agnathans appear to be more advanced than either hagfishes or lampreys and possess features indicative of a relatively close relationship with gnathostomes.
CUP is distinct from cancers of blood-forming cells, such as lymphoma and leukemia, which may not have obvious primary sites but possess features unique to hematologic cells.
The structure damage pattern recognition is achieved through mimicking immune recognition mechanisms that possess features such as adaptation, evolution, and immune learning.
In particular, DNA methylation and noncoding RNAs (ncRNAs) likely possess features that make them appropriate for being implemented as biomarkers of clinical utility.
To survive in these environments, microrganisms possess features such as specially adapted membranes and protein structures, and anti-freeze molecules within their cells.
Meanwhile, groundwater systems possess features such as complexity, nonlinearity, being multi-scale and random, all governed by natural and/or anthropogenic factors, which complicate the dynamic predictions.
