The phrase "a simple specification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a straightforward or uncomplicated description of requirements or features in a technical or project context.
Example: "The project requires a simple specification that outlines the basic functionalities needed for the software."
Alternatives: "a basic description" or "a straightforward outline."
OExchange, a simple specification for URL-based content sharing on the Web, was introduced today by a number of online service providers and social networks.
The C++ code of the predicates is automatically generated from its formula, written in a simple specification language.
We start in column I with a simple specification with a gender dummy variable that takes a value of one if the worker is female, a time trend, and a time trend interacted with the gender dummy variable.
The first two columns show a simple specification: in line with much of the earlier literature, we find a negative effect of age and a negative effect of being divorced or widowed.
From a simple specification of the plant room geometry (an orthogonal polygon with known obstructions, openings and external walls), and the heating load in kW, our software proceeds through a number of steps.
The network data must follow a simple specification defined by two constraints: a) Each link (edge) must be typed to represent either an interaction, stimulation or inhibition.
I first estimated a simpler specification that is closer to the standard panel data specification in most of the poverty and minimum wage studies.
However, our primary goal here is to compare results from ordinary regression to the MESE model, so we use a simpler specification; we do not enter the aptitude measure as a quadratic nor do we interact it with the race indicator variable.
Its principal disadvantage is that it only tests whether a polynomial specification is better than a simpler specification and does not allow direct comparison of two non-nested models each with a different specification, such as linear and logarithmic.
RSS fundamentally is a relatively simple specification that uses XML to organize and format web-based content in a standard way.
This is a very simple specification which does not account for various problems related to, for instance, endogeneity or measurement errors.
