The phrase "a simple methodology that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a straightforward approach or system for achieving a specific goal or solving a problem.
Example: "In this report, we will outline a simple methodology that can be applied to improve team collaboration."
Alternatives: "an easy method that" or "a straightforward approach that".
Part I has analyzed the complexity of eliminating voltage violations proposing a simple methodology that includes the following steps: (a) contingency analysis, (b) decoupled solution of voltage violations for each hourly scenario and (c) daily-coupled solution of voltage violations.
On one hand, the paper analyses the complexity of eliminating voltage violations proposing a simple methodology that includes the following steps: (a) contingency analysis, (b) decoupled solution of voltage violations for each hourly scenario and (c) daily-coupled solution of voltage violations.
On top of this algorithm, we design a simple methodology that allows us to select which rules can be applied at the architectural level to reconfigure a system so to regain its architectural style when it becomes compromised by unexpected run-time reconfigurations.
The association can also be described, at least grossly, using a simple methodology that can be easily and widely applied to assess HIV epidemic potential.
Thus, in the current work, we elucidate a simple methodology that can aid rational design of drugs and vaccine, an important aspect of the global effort to counter the deadly Ebola epidemic.
It involves application of a simple methodology that I described in an article entitled "Mind in Matter: an Introduction to Material Culture Theory and Method," published in the Winterthur Portfolio in 1982 [Vol. 17, No. 1, Spring].
But there is a dearth of simple methodology that District Health Managers can apply to understand the actual annual reach and coverage of their own services, mainly due to missing denominators for many conditions.
For it we have designed a new test with a simple methodology and that does not need a complex material.
Motivated by such problems in marine system environments, this paper describes a simple geometric methodology that provides an approach for defining the design freedom available for reducing vibration both at local and remote locations.
Our research has identified a simple exposure methodology that could be widely applied for epidemiological cohort studies and population exposure estimates in urban areas with fixed monitoring networks, with only minimum information from respondents.
The purpose of this work is to describe and to apply a simple calculation methodology that enables the determination of the longitudinal dynamic response of tall buildings in time domain.
