The phrase "a plain finish" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a surface or appearance that is simple, unadorned, or lacking embellishments.
Example: "The furniture features a plain finish that complements the minimalist design of the room."
Alternatives: "a simple finish" or "a basic finish."
Any of these metals are further categorized into matte finish or plain finish.
The pictures and boatloads of cards and letters were not burned as I felt that would be an act of resentment and I wasn't resentful, just plain finished.
From this perspective, he was not "in the wilderness" in the 1930s; he was plain finished.
The five-inch-square tiles could hold their own in a stainless steel kitchen or in more subdued surroundings (in a checkerboard pattern on a plain or matte-finish wall or used as a backsplash).
Foulard, light silk fabric having a distinctive soft finish and a plain or simple twill weave.
Do you want your loved one laid to rest in a plain oak coffin, a metallic-finish US-style casket, or an eco-friendly wicker basket?
Some of the songs, such as "In Bloom" and "Breed", had been in Nirvana's repertoire for years, while others, including "On a Plain" and "Stay Away," lacked finished lyrics until mid-way through the recording process.
These cave temples at Badami are similar, in that, each has a plain exterior but an exceptionally well finished interior consisting of a pillared verandah, a columned hall (mantapa) and a cella (shrine, cut deep into rock) which contains the deity of worship.
A plain leaf, 12 inches by 54 inches, unfinished, starts at $100; finished starts at $170.
When the simulation finishes the system first delivers a raw output, which is a plain file containing the sampling counts per iteration of all simulated objects and EBs.
