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The phrase "a simple case of nerves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is feeling anxious or nervous, often in a context where the anxiety is seen as minor or understandable.
Example: "Before her big presentation, she reassured herself that it was just a simple case of nerves and that she would be fine once she started speaking."
Alternatives: "a matter of nerves" or "just nerves at play".
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It is too early to say whether it was a simple case of nerves or whether the Plantarium has succumbed to the lure of show business.
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