The phrase "a simple production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a straightforward or uncomplicated process of creating something, often in the context of art, media, or manufacturing.
Example: "The film was praised for its charm, despite being just a simple production with a limited budget."
Alternatives: "an uncomplicated creation" or "a basic production".
Ms. Bond conducts; Tom Dulack directs a simple production.
Never a simple production, When We Were Kings was not finished or released until the 1990s, at which point critics and awards-givers quickly gave it a fonder appraisal than Ali himself did, the film a hit at Cannes before going on to win an Oscar.
Theoretically, there is a simple production line in science: Ideas get turned into results, which get packaged in a publication.
As the use of metallic radionuclides increases, so does the demand for a simple production method.
The Y model is based on a simple production function, where quantity of production is expressed as a function of output prices, input prices, and other firm characteristics.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Reduction in a simple production network (a) to a graph (b), defined with the list (c).
Plastic Logic is betting that lower capital costs and a simpler production process will provide it with a sustainable cost advantage over devices based on silicone.
Fewer wires result in a more simple production and a smaller bezel so we all win.
Speaking in a replica science lab, with nothing more complicated than graphs and diagrams on an overhead projector (a deceptively simple production by his collaborator, director Katie Mitchell, Emmottt demonstrates that demand for food will at least double by 2050 – though there's no land left to grow it on except desert and equatorial rainforest.
"This is a very simple production facility for an easy-to-grow organism like anthrax".
Mr. Miller, who keeps threatening to retire from opera, has created a wonderfully simple production, faithful to the opera's setting.
