The phrase "a simple standard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a basic or straightforward criterion or guideline that is easy to understand or follow.
Example: "In our organization, we adhere to a simple standard that ensures all employees are treated with respect and fairness."
Alternatives: "a basic guideline" or "an easy benchmark."
The shell could be mounted on a simple standard stacking frame or fixed to pedestal bases, barstool frames or fixings for multiple seating in theatres or stadiums.
Worldwide, both competitive and recreational wild-water enthusiasts recognize and utilize a simple standard six-level designation for wild-water difficulty.
Ordinary New Yorkers expect to be treated according to a simple standard of common courtesy and respect, and those of us with disabilities are no different.
He was being held to a simple standard: live up to your agreement at the end of the 1991 Persian Gulf war; disarm and prove you have done so.
The electronics industry, working through a United Nations agency called the International Telecommunication Union, or I.T.U., adopted a simple standard gamut that all televisions should be able to display.
Malcolm L. Stewart, a deputy solicitor general, told the court that it should establish a simple standard: "Could any reasonable plaintiff proceed under the terms and conditions that are set up?
For the Odessa Film Festival, though, success is measured by a simpler standard: the fact that it exists at all.
Adjusting GDP for the size of the population -- GDP per capita -- yields a simple measure of the standard of living.
Our second concern has been to find a reasonably simple standard form that can still represent a wide range of identification problems.
Although crude ABF-2 was refolded by a very simple standard dialysis refolding protocol, we obtained as much as 7.8 mg of correctly folded ABF-2.
Can we define it by a single, simple standard that will rebut the self-justifying assertions by rulers who pay cynical homage to democracy, but violate its spirit every day?
