The phrase "a simpler interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or explaining a concept in a way that makes it easier to understand.
Example: "After reviewing the complex theory, I found a simpler interpretation that anyone can grasp."
Alternatives: "an easier explanation" or "a more straightforward understanding".
But there is a simpler interpretation, he said.
The application of independent excitations lead to a more uniform excitation field which, in turn, leads to a simpler interpretation of the detected signals.
The assumption of isotropy is often made due to a simpler interpretation of correlation behavior and to an easier estimation problem under an assumed isotropy.
A simpler interpretation of our data is that, at least in chicken, rho and epsilon are not competing for a single transcription initiation promoting complex.
In a simpler interpretation, Cost Curve plots represent the cost probability, equivalent [19] to the percentage of positive instances in the data set to which the classifier is applied, versus the normalized expected cost, equivalent to the ratio of the mistakes both in terms of false positives as well as false negatives.
The regression analysis also lends itself to a simpler interpretation.
"Stating your age helps people make a simple interpretation, which of course then devalues the experience and actuality of you as a person," Mr. Allen said.
A simple interpretation of Copenhagen would say the delegates were motivated by altruism and shared concern, reflecting a dispassionate assessment of risk and rational decision-making.
A simple interpretation of the economic history suggests that Smith's ruthless advocacy for free markets was squarely opposed to regulation-heavy mercantilist doctrine.
This imperfection later came to be interpreted as a moral flaw, such as Othello's jealousy or Hamlet's irresolution, although most great tragedies defy such a simple interpretation.
