The phrase "a plain description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a straightforward or uncomplicated explanation of something.
Example: "The report provided a plain description of the project's objectives, making it easy for everyone to understand."
Alternatives: "a simple explanation" or "a clear account".
Eighteen studies were descriptive studies (no design study, just a plain description of the interventions, context factors, implementation process or effectiveness).
A plain description of astrology as an "occult influence of stars, planets etc. on human affairs" had no impact on the general public's assessment of whether astrology is scientific or not in a 1992 eurobarometer poll.
The descriptive matrix approach generates a data set that can be readily converted to a "plain language" description of the species (term from DELTA) which is easily compared to other descriptions using the same matrix.
Both options supported by imagery and a plain textual description; this allows us to decrease the text.
The web version provides a graphical representation of the putative promoter region predicted in all the input sequences (Fig. 5) and a plain text description of the results.
In our evaluation dataset, each patient has at least one skin biopsy image of the target skin tissue, associated with a plain text description given by an expert.
Lelchuk has such imperfect control of Danny's voice that you can't tell if he's writing deep satire or plain description.
The rise in the amount of data between 1995 and now beggars plain description: of all of recorded information created in all human history, most of it has been created since 2010.
Tayama's essay on his own literary theories, "Katai bunwa" (1911; "Katai's Literary Discourses"), introduced into the critical language the term heimen byōsha ("plain description"), with which he is identified.
I'll be honest: I think Maeve has confused "artistic analysis" for "extremely plain description".
This is a plain-English description of a loan's terms and costs, describing the type of loan — adjustable rate or fixed — and whether there is a prepayment penalty, for example.
