The phrase "a simple overview of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a brief summary or explanation of a topic.
Example: "This document provides a simple overview of the project's objectives and expected outcomes."
Alternatives: "a brief summary of" or "a concise outline of".
A simple overview of the team reveals the obvious flaws.
This motivation is discussed, and a simple overview of light front dynamics is presented.
Meanwhile, this Guardian article offers a simple overview of the history of Judaism, with case studies of people young and old discussing what the religion and its traditions mean to them.
For key stage 1 pupils, this three-lesson module – linked to the science and personal, social and health education (PSHE) curriculum – from Share Good Times Not Flu offers a simple overview of what it means to be healthy and how exercise, diet and hygiene can help your young charges stay that way.
The main map, table of news events and timeline provide a simple overview of thousands of tweets about news events.
Another way to get published is to write a simple overview of your news and share it directly with your local newspaper and TV stations.
A simple overview on the possible directions of research involving individual dopants, either isolated or in dopant-rich channels, is shown in Figure 6.
The U.S. Election Assistance Commission has a "Your Federal Voting Rights" braille brochure and card in large-print PDF that provides a very simple overview of your rights as a voter with a disability.
In addition, consideration should be given to the visual impact of endpoint displays; an appropriate figure can provide an intuitively simple overview of progress.
In order to address the term 'governance' more systematically, and to allow a simple overview, we use the governance aforementioned definition of Brinkerhof and Bossert [ 2] as a basis.
