The phrase "a simple perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an uncomplicated or straightforward way of looking at a situation or issue.
Example: "In this discussion, I will present a simple perspective on the challenges we face in our community."
Alternatives: "an uncomplicated viewpoint" or "a straightforward outlook".
But, it may be a difficult task to know the significant differences and also it may be a relative way of analysis to determine these differences, from a simple perspective.
In addition, according to Anderson the constructivist has more than a simple perspective on learning, recognising that people explain the learnt information and the world around them, based on their personal vision (Anderson [2008]).
The general view that inconsistencies in recall reflect the fluctuation of cues across retrieval situations provides a simple perspective from which to relate the accuracy and consistency of recalled information.
A root within eubacteria offers a simple perspective on the pattern of protein fold superfamilies across the three domains [ 119].
There are already exciting ideas in the recent literature that provide a simple perspective on emotional processing from an inferential (predictive coding) perspective; e.g. Seth et al. (2011).
The fundamental cause of increasing rates of obesity is too many people being in a positive energy balance on too many days; but the problem is very complex. 2 From a simple perspective, energy balance is the ratio of energy intake and energy expenditure, and if more calories are consumed than are expended, a person will be in positive energy balance.
For all the heady talk around Shakespeare and the theatrical art form in general, sometimes a simpler perspective can be refreshing.
Additionally, students who were complete novices may have been able to answer the questions from a simpler perspective.
That would buy a lot of flower jars -- or from the Real Simple perspective, a few truly wonderful jars.
