The phrase "a simple operation that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a task or process that is straightforward and easy to perform.
Example: "The software requires a simple operation that can be completed in just a few clicks."
Alternatives: "an easy task that" or "a straightforward procedure that".
This is a relatively simple operation that will help stop or prevent bad behavior, accidental litters, and certain health issues.
Another simple operation that may be performed is to apply a parameter estimation algorithm.
The GUI has a set of simple operations that can be cascaded to achieve a variety of monitoring measures.
The whole point of the formalism is to reduce the concept of 'method' to simple operations that can unquestionably be 'effected.' Nevertheless Turing's purpose was to embody the most general mechanical process as carried out by a human being.
For vanishing line detection, Sobel operator is usually used because it has important characteristics, such as fast learning and simple operations that can be used to quickly obtain continuous and smooth boundaries.
It was an abscess: common enough, and treatable with a simple operation, a thought that so terrified Laurie that, on the February morning when he headed to Hereford for the op, I had to tell him to stop fussing and remember there were children in hospital who were really ill.
But then you are knocked down by a car, your bag is stolen, or a simple operation goes wrong; at that point we expect the courts to step in to right the wrong that has been done.
This is a simple, daily operation that has gone seriously wrong at a significant cost, causing disruption to thousands of commuters.
In the absence of noise, deconvolution is a simple linear operation that yields the exact fluorophore distribution in a single step.
In the case where original symbols are QPSK, we propose to use a simple precoding operation that relates QPSK and M-QAM.
