The part of the sentence 'user-friendly features' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing technology, software, or other products that are intended to be easy for any user to use. For example, "This software offers a multitude of user-friendly features, making it a great choice for inexperienced users."
He preferred to dwell instead on the report's slick packaging and cool user-friendly features.
It also integrates such user-friendly features as reviews, scheduling tools and search functions.
The Amazon Fire TV has a powerful combination of user-friendly features, excellent streaming service support and relatively low cost.
Some provide user-friendly features whilst others seem not to consider usability factors at all.
Other user-friendly features include an event list that is a direct feed from the University Events Calendar.
"The advice I give people is to consider including user-friendly features whenever they make a major change in a home," he said.
In 1998, ESRI, a leading GIS software provider has enhanced Evan's (1998) codes and created AVRAS which is a more user-friendly feature.
Another user-friendly feature is a capping process that means readers' spending on articles from an individual publication is capped if it reaches the cover cost of the publication.
Another user-friendly feature is a capping process that means readers' spending on articles from an individual publication is capped if it reaches the cover cost of the publication.
In heterogeneous processing workflows, smartlines are a new user-friendly feature that facilitates the automated conversion, formatting and transfer of data between provider and receiver modules.
In addition to user friendly features, biodetectors need to perform both highly sensitive and specific detection, and must not produce excessive false alerts.
