'such nature' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the inherent character or properties of something. For example, "The sky was so clear and tranquil, of such nature that it was truly breathtaking."
Activities in professional societies of such nature as to advance the profession.
As such, Nature has traditionally weighed in on broader political and societal issues — in editorials and elsewhere.
Milk of such nature may be of benefit to the producer by influencing udder health and milk processing.
Creating such nature highways and corridors – ie shrubby borders; leaving gaps beneath fences – raises the quality of the whole street for wildlife.
A single trial of a single man for a crime of such nature and magnitude is obviously a form of absurdity.
Such miracles, which deviate from the usual course of things and are of such nature that others cannot produce their like, are Allah's testimony to the sincerity of his apostles.
He continues to lead a sort of double-life in our literature, first as the author of such nature-loving verses as To a Skylark and second as a revolutionary whose work in poetry and prose was often considered too incendiary to be published in his own lifetime.
Thus, bodies do not have Aristotelian natures, since the existence of such natures would conflict with the doctrine of divine omnipotence.
All phenomena are conditioned, and such natures as they have are natures that they acquire through their conditions rather than on their own.
History and historical perspective are indispensable for such nature-of-science lessons.
Therefore, such natures of the genetic code also support an operational origin.
