The phrase "a much simpler solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing solutions and emphasizing that one is easier than others.
Example: "After reviewing all the options, we found a much simpler solution that meets our needs."
Alternatives: "a far easier solution" or "a significantly simpler answer."
A much simpler solution to such conflicts would be to follow the framers' design.
A much simpler solution, therefore, is to protect the human population by conferring immunity through vaccination.
But there is actually a much simpler solution: you can look through the window!
Jan Brotman Philadelphia, March 16, 2008 To the Editor: A much simpler solution to monitoring a child's behavior online is to keep computers out of bedrooms, and put them in common areas of the house.
I felt that we should do a much simpler solution, and that solution was tariffs at the border, because the United States has a trade deficit with Mexico of $60 billion.
"A much simpler solution is to put pressure on political parties not to have candidates who have criminal charges," said Jagdeep Chhokar, one of the founders of the Association for Democratic Reforms.
Sean Rad had his own, characteristically much simpler, solution for political engagement already up and running.
Rejecting the 100 reporters idea, they prefer what Highfield calls a "much simpler, straightforward solution".
The work presented in the paper builds on the results by Bobet (2011, 2016) who provided closed-form solutions for deep tunnels in elastic transversely anisotropic ground; however, the paper provides much simpler solutions for those cases where the ground is slightly anisotropic.
Conditions are therefore significantly different than in previous works, offering a much simpler and cheaper solution to up-scale for industrial operation.
Take some salt and ease the pain, so the story goes, but as I will explain there is a much simpler, salt-free solution.
