The phrase "a simple conclusion is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a straightforward summary or final thought in an argument or discussion.
Example: "After analyzing the data, a simple conclusion is that our current strategy needs adjustment to improve performance."
Alternatives: "a straightforward conclusion is" or "an easy conclusion is".
"The simple conclusion is that the American campaign has not had a negative effect on the establishment of this court," said the prince, who is his country's ambassador to the United Nations.
Mr Denham said: "The simple conclusion is... that the policies of the current government are now pre-empting a massive share of future national wealth to pay for their high-fee, high-debt policies.
The notion of "decline" lumps together questions about the domestic economy, power abroad, political direction and simply the mood of the people - so no simple conclusion is likely to be correct.
The simple conclusion is that when donors debate the appropriate amount to give, they look toward past donations as a "benchmark," the researchers found.
At one stage he broke from spending several minutes outlining exactly why a certain, apparently simple conclusion was in fact wrong, to examine the rolling TV coverage.
But one simple conclusion was that control over one's work dramatically reduced stress at home, leading to significantly better health outcomes.
If those characters are mapped onto Figs 3 and 7 instead, a radically different and much simpler conclusion is apparent.
Therefore, the simplest conclusion is that MDA-MB-435 is a very poorly differentiated breast carcinoma.
At this stage, the simplest conclusion is that the C allele of rs3733591 has a weaker effect on gout per se in Caucasian and Polynesian populations than in the Asian and Melanesian populations studied thus far.
In any case, the simplest conclusion is that ENSPTRP00000001150 is chimp PLK3 and its possession of a polo-box therefore unsurprising.
