The phrase "a sequence of simple" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing patterns, processes, or structures that involve simplicity, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The artist created a sequence of simple shapes that conveyed a powerful message."
Alternatives: "a series of basic" or "a chain of straightforward".
The lens system consists of a sequence of simple lens elements, stops and apertures.
Linearization and model reduction leads to a sequence of simple models.
A step of subdivision can be considered to be a sequence of simple, highly local stages.
Pirahãs have little interest in that which they cannot directly verify, thus they communicate through a sequence of simple declarative assertions, negating the need for embedded clauses.
Virtually any system geometry can be modelled by breaking it down to a sequence of simple elements or chambers.
A plan is executed by a sequence of simple, local steps, which are suitable for implementation in a programming language.
His name will be familiar to fans of the Bremmer series, which is used to reduce a complex scattering problem to a sequence of simpler single-scattering problems.
Our new algorithm is based on the use of some exact integrals that arise on judicious manipulation of the integral representation of Gqp and which reduce the overall problem to that of evaluation of a sequence of simpler integrals that can be effectively handled by standard quadrature formulas.
A sequence of simple-to-implement moment-based tests involving various transformations of the daily returns speak directly to the importance of different distributional features, and may serve as useful diagnostic tools in the specification of empirically more realistic continuous-time asset pricing models.
This includes problems found in practice that must be decomposed as a sequence of simpler problems as well as large instances that are decomposed into smaller parts that are subsequently optimized independently.
These splitting methods are essentially based on certain special relaxation processes which allow one, to reduce the complicated problem into a sequence of simpler problems which can be effectively solved with a computer.
