The phrase "a simple band" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a musical group that has a straightforward or uncomplicated style or setup.
Example: "The festival featured a simple band that played acoustic covers of popular songs."
Alternatives: "a basic group" or "an uncomplicated ensemble".
It was just a simple band, but I loved that ring.
Giving an outline of the war-torn 1990s in Afghanistan, it described the Taliban as "a simple band of dedicated youths from rural Kandahar".
There, he pointed out one of his favorite examples in New York, a simple band reading "Holy Name House" right above the doorway, underneath a charming half-round relief sculpture of boys at play.
Another often-mentioned reason was that if the actor appeared to be in a certain age group, then he or she would be assumed to be of an age to be married, and if not -- Gee, what's wrong with him or her? Occasionally, we would replace the actor's actual ring with a simple band to avoid any ostentation or "bling".
The few extant Middle Eastern and Egyptian depictions are of bare-fisted contests with, at most, a simple band supporting the wrist; the earliest evidence of the use of gloves or hand coverings in boxing is a carved vase from Minoan Crete (c. 1500 bce) that shows helmeted boxers wearing a stiff plate strapped to the fist.
The inset shows a simple band diagram of carrier relaxation.
6 Were your wedding rings a) Simple bands in precious metal?
The seeding was done by depositing sparse 1 μm polystyrene spheres upon a clean substrate before sputter depositing a simple band-stop filter.
A simple band-pass MPF is designed as an example and a verification experiment is set up to testify the designing results.
Sixty microsatellite sequences were selected for primer design, of which 53% of primer pairs gave a simple banding pattern, 33% complex patterns and 13% of primer pairs generated no amplification on a set of four hop accessions.
People who do not buy insurance essentially decide to self-insure and use their own resources -- an economic activity -- to address whatever may be their medical needs, from a simple Band-Aid to major surgery.
