The phrase "a simple classification system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or framework that categorizes items or information in an uncomplicated manner.
Example: "In our research, we developed a simple classification system to categorize the various species of plants we studied."
Alternatives: "an easy categorization method" or "a straightforward classification framework."
MQN provide a simple classification system for large databases with good performance in prospective virtual screening [36, 37] as well as for database visualization [38, 39].
It proposed a simple classification system, doing away with many subjective and evocative names that were currently popular.
Use of a simple classification system greatly enhances intra-observer agreement.
Simplified EEG monitoring, using BIS, resulted in high accuracy of a simple classification system in post-CA patients.
A summary of 12 dermal fillers is shown in Table 1 with a simple classification system based on the main active component.
I propose a simple classification system intended to help gatekeepers distinguish which of the two quality dimensions specialized content vs. the use of language and writing evaluation criteria and comments provided by reviewers pertain to.
A simple classification scheme is as follows.
The efficiency in terms of the time requirement and the overall segmentation performance is achieved by introducing a novel modular classification system consisting of a K-Means based simple classification system and an MLP based complex one which are combined with a data-dependent and automated switching mechanism that decides to apply one of them.
This simple classification system has been shown in a good agreement with the classification based on genomic patterns of randomly selected DNA markers (Reagon et al. 2010) and the haplotype patterns for the QTL cluster regions.
We advocate the use of this simple classification system since it is sufficient and represents a common language for all clinicians to understand.
This simple classification system is ubiquitously used despite its problems with interobserver reliability [8] and the wide spectrum of injury that falls into the IIIb category.
