The phrase "a simple accusation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an allegation that is straightforward or uncomplicated in nature.
Example: "The lawyer dismissed the case, stating it was merely a simple accusation without substantial evidence."
Alternatives: "a basic allegation" or "a straightforward claim".
First, the homeopathy deniers make a simple false accusation, a lie, and repeat it constantly and consistently in an attempt to make it a new "truth". Second, this repetition is then done within the context of some legitimizing element.
From the beginning the case has transcended the simple accusation of murder, coming to encapsulate for many here the horrific conditions and choices that prevailed in the days after the storm — and particularly on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2005, the day the deaths occurred, and the last day before large-scale help arrived in New Orleans.
There is, however, a simple truth behind the accusation: Despite admirable pilot programs, expanding coverage in a system still heavily reliant on fee-for-service medicine, will create strong cost pressures that will make the political case for strong cost containment measures.
Mr. Leibner, 63, has a simple answer to such accusations.
Peacock calls it a simple case of foot-dragging an accusation ISPs have leveled at BT foot-dragging an
Although that might seem like a simple thought, physicists were shocked by accusations of fraud against researchers at two labs.
The lack of a formal process offers a simple, if hollow, way to discount the accusations against him — as mere allegations, rather than the first step toward a complete truth.
It is not an academic question, or a simple clash over scientific competence, but an implied accusation of negligent homicide.
This was an extremely unhappy couple, and a divorce would be difficult and slow; an accusation of a capital offense made for a simple and quick fix.
