'search functionality' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability or feature of a system or website to perform searches for specific information or content. Example: "The new version of the app includes enhanced search functionality, allowing users to quickly find the information they need."
There's also the matter of how these search functions include built-in Web search functionality, a matter Google has been watching in an antitrust context.
Search tools have been implemented with exact, similarity, and substructure search functionality.
There isn't a full text search functionality on the API call which returns the debates, however there is a search function to get the ID.
Last year, in fact, Twitter bought another start-up, Summize, to provide it with search functionality.
Mapzen's location search engine, powered by OpenStreetMap and other open data sources, already rivals the search functionality of Google Maps.
There will also be a major improvement in search functionality on the EE TV app and set-top box.
Just make sure you add tags to your post, meaning they can be found when people use Tumblr's search functionality.
When searching for a company's Twitter profile you can use Twitter search functionality, but this doesn't always get you the right account.
But Twitter does have search functionality - so it's possible that it would have to disable searching for some names while leaving tweets about them in the timeline.
UBC Media supplies multimedia content to the BBC and 250 commercial radio stations, while its interactive division provides the software behind the UK RadioPlayer's station listings and search functionality.
Nevertheless, although Twitter shies away from moderating content and removing users, the search functionality favours users with a complete username, profile and photograph, and users who automate their tweets can be removed from search.
