The phrase "a simple compilation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or gathering of items, information, or data that is straightforward and uncomplicated.
Example: "The report is a simple compilation of the survey results from the past year."
Alternatives: "a straightforward collection of" or "an easy assembly of".
It may look at first like a simple compilation of abstract art, but the new show at the Art League of Long Island in Dix Hills possesses an extra dimension: It is actually a collection of 63 musical scores or parts of scores by composers from around the world.
This video is a simple compilation of single-visuals from each of the 64 countries filmed during the three year run of The 30 Postcards Project.
Soon Internet researchers revealed the list to be a simple compilation of "Books Banned at One Time or Another in the United States".
The first is a simple compilation of all items (questions) available in our database.
Therefore, a simple compilation of the two tests could easily lead to contrasting results.
A simple compilation of a solid structure may eventually insult the protein integrity and function.
However, only a simple compilation game titled Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection was released instead.
They are simple compilations of fact, speak-for-themselves indictments of a political system that continues to serve only the masters that fund its players.
One of my favorites, the aptly-titled Music According to Tom Jobim (NYFF 2011), is a simple, ingenuous compilation of live clips of countless Jobim-penned songs, sung by countless artists, arriving at a transcendent archival effect by simply letting the music do all the talking.
c) in the case of little-known, new species for exploitation and distribution, until such time as they are precisely identified, the compilation of a simple commercial classification arranging them by similarity of their technological characteristics and possible uses.
