"she features in" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It means that someone is included or involved in something. Example: "She features in the new documentary about environmental activism."
She features in the 2011 film Too Big to Fail, in which she is played by Jennifer Van Dyck.
Her name comes with "remarkable" and "redoubtable" attached, and she features in Pathé news reels, working "tireless and sturdy … in her beloved studio".
And those days are as packed as ever with superb events and high-profile names - none more high profile than the legendary Canadian novelist Margaret Atwood, who appears twice today; this morning she features in the Guardian book club event to discuss The Blind Assassin with book club critic John Mullan.
They're also happy to buy the MAC makeup, Monster headphones and Virgin Mobile phones she features in her videos.
She features in an ad for the company that is scheduled to debut during the Super Bowl on Feb. 2. Mustafa Barghouthi, who heads the Palestinian National Initiative party, said Johansson "has no excuse for allowing herself to be used to support the violation of international law".
Two years ago, she featured in this paper, fighting for the Living Wage.
Indeed, I was rather astonished that she didn't endorse it when she featured in Tuesday's Today programme.
She featured in a run of popular and patriotic musicals as the nice girl with pin-up looks.
This isn't Cara's first appearance for Topshop, she made her debut in 2010 when she featured in the campaign video for Kate Moss' collection for the store.
She featured in William Dalrymple's book In Xanadu, following Marco Polo's route from Palestine to China, a journey during which she demonstrated, writes Dalrymple, "feats of endurance".
After she was reintroduced in 1989 as Oracle, she featured in the comic Birds of Prey, which was made into an ill-fated TV series.
