The phrase "a simpler form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a version of something that is easier to understand or less complex than the original.
Example: "To help the students grasp the concept better, I presented it in a simpler form."
Alternatives: "an easier version" or "a more straightforward version".
At Alder, redemption often takes a simpler form.
Is it a simpler form of measurement than these other units?
A simpler form, minibridge, made its debut in Great Britain and has slowly caught on in the United States.
The hope is that this could become a simpler form of prevention than current H.I.V. vaccine efforts.
Stavrakakis reckons that a simpler form of the system could be installed on pig units, using CCTV of the sort now widely-available for home security.
In a simpler form the devotion can be traced back (as a night observance) to the 13th century, but it did not become widely used until the 17th.
The complex system could support 300 simultaneous users on 1,000 MIT terminals and prompted Bell Labs to employ a simpler form of the UNIX operating system.
A simpler form of viewer participation is offered by Kenny Greenberg's "Ouija Light" (2002), a kind of ouija board with a pointer that connects with a large circular screen in the museum's courtyard.
The new management team for Merrill's brokerage operation is considering whether to offer a simpler form of account aggregation, through an Internet-based service like Yodlee's, to all of its customers, according to people at the firm.
Preferring a simpler form of musical expression, Mr. Holland says that in Africa "lions moan in tall grass; hippopotamuses grunt in bursts of three as they come from the water... baboons engage in high-decibel argument".
In January, the agency began a simpler form of bag matching: making sure that on domestic flights, if a bag was put on a plane, the passenger who claimed it was also on board, at least for the first leg.
