The phrase "a collection of simple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or assortment of items that are straightforward or uncomplicated in nature.
Example: "The book is a collection of simple recipes that anyone can follow."
Alternatives: "a set of basic" or "a group of easy".
Shakti 360° Leti, Uttarakhand A collection of simple stone houses gathers at Shakti 360° Leti – a Himalayan retreat so remote that guests have to make an hour-long hike from the nearest road in Leti to reach it.
But The Laughter of Triumph is much more than a collection of simple, scathing lessons.
It's a collection of simple parts that are put together in an unorthodox manner.
It's a collection of simple learning games for 2-5 year-olds helping them practise their sorting, attention and visual-motor coordination skills without stressful goals.
Pres Kabacoff eventually got the contract, and the result, River Garden, is a collection of simple, attractive attached houses that stood up well to Katrina.
In the 1930s, he wrote "Sing a Song of Safety," a collection of simple messages about behavior and rules of safety that were memorized by thousands of schoolchildren.
For example, we might say that, in Lewis-English, 'statue' simply means a collection of simples arranged statuewise.
The design of such tasks can be done considering it as a collection of simpler behaviors, called subtasks.
Mechanistic design optimizes at the level of the collaboration, where a collaboration is a collection of simpler elements (types, functions, variables, and classes) interacting to achieve a single use case or system capability, whereas detailed design limits itself to the smallest level of concern the insides of functions, variables, types, and classes.
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22This form provides the basis for a rigorous definition of phenotype and a method for deconstructing the original system into a collection of simpler nonlinear subsystems.
However, each ETI dispersion signal can be represented as a collection of simpler sinusoidal waves with different frequencies (as measured in hertz or Hz) that combine to form the overall sinusoidal equation.
