The phrase "a simple language for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a language that is easy to understand or learn, often in the context of programming or communication.
Example: "Python is a simple language for beginners to learn programming concepts."
Alternatives: "an easy language for" or "a straightforward language for".
We consider a simple language for writing causal action theories, and postulate several properties for the state transition models of these theories.
The bottom half allows for the identification of dual task difficulty, leading to a simple language for dual task interference encountered in a limited resource environment.
In particular, we hope to develop a simple language for querying the predicted phenotypic values, optimize WholeCellSimDB's disk usage and retrieval performance, and integrate WholeCellSimDB with graphical analysis tools such as WholeCellViz to enable more researchers to interact with whole-cell simulations.
We first present the approach for a simple language and show how incremental reasoning can be combined with flexible code reuse.
Moreover, maps are commensurate with the demands of internet communication and traditional broadcasting media: both ask for visualizations and a simple "language," and they both promote a visual trend that is also evidenced, for example, in the growing number of pictorial representations in online communication (for example, icons).
(P2) I think we need to provide education, come up with articles in a simple language, and make it available everywhere for them [people] to read, not only in the hospitals but in public places too.
"There Is a God" is an intellectual's bildungsroman written in simple language for a mass audience.
Flutter is Google's new evolutionary development platform that will allow coders to write in one simple language for both Apple's iPhone/iPad iOS platforms and Google's Android phones/tablets.
He's making it easy, with his simple language, for people to articulate themselves with the cumbersome tool of speech.
He came to the public eye via appearances on talk shows — where he was one of the few commentators arguing against austerity, explaining in simple language for the average viewer the complicated economic policies being implemented, and why he believed they would not help Greece.
