The phrase "a rather straightforward and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is simple or uncomplicated, often followed by another adjective or noun to provide further detail.
Example: "The instructions provided were a rather straightforward and clear guide to completing the task."
Alternatives: "a fairly simple and" or "an uncomplicated and".
If Quite a Good Time to Be Born is a rather straightforward, and at times downright pernickety, résumé of the way life transforms itself into art, then the life undergoing this transformation is a fairly unusual one that, if only for sociocultural reasons, deserves all the publicity it can get.
A rather straightforward and inexpensive approach of material modelling and methods for material characterisation are chosen, suitable for early evaluations in the concept phase.
The method we use is a rather straightforward and technical, but still by no means easy, modification of Armitage's and Gardiner's argument combined with an old argument of Domar.
Physicians substantiate the information provided to the patient and the performance of euthanasia in a rather straightforward and uniform way, but their substantiation is more variable for the patient's request, the patient's suffering, the absence of reasonable alternatives and the consultation.
These elements can be incorporated in a rather straightforward fashion and their potential impact on the outcome of this work is minimal.
No, this is not a tricky question, but one with a rather straightforward answer: New York City Wine and Food Festival!
Slow-steaming is a rather straightforward issue in the tank and bulk segments, where the shipowner often negotiates terms directly with one or a few shippers.
As such, this theorem is a rather straightforward generalization to any degree d of a theorem due to Hubbard and Oberste-Vorth (compare [6] for the quadratic case).
The developed Dual-In/Out strategy is a rather straightforward, but convenient combination of previously developed recombination methods: phages site-specific and general Red/ET-mediated.
