The phrase "a simpler structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the design or organization of something, indicating that it is less complex than another option.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a simpler structure would enhance user experience and improve functionality."
Alternatives: "a more straightforward design" or "a less complex framework."
"We need a simpler structure," Mr. Henderson said.
With 28 variations, the piece becomes supercharged with complexity only to revert to a simpler structure as it ends.
But investors will be dealing with a simpler structure which Mr Page says will make Google "cleaner and more accountable".
But if something is rotten about the market, the best answer may be a simpler structure, not more lawsuits.
A tower: a simpler structure with a smaller footprint, requiring less land, fewer staff and therefore fewer customers to make a profit – but delivering a similar experience.
But, particularly as it moved toward a London listing last year, the company faced a clamor from shareholders for a simpler structure.
Adding that the move was "not about diminishing" BBC1 or BBC2, he heaped praise on Moore and said he was working on creating a simpler structure.
Therefore, there is an active search for SL analogues and mimics with a simpler structure with retention of activity.
An alternative could be imagined with a simpler structure, but still-ample spaces, and greater investment in the finer-grained relationships of the parts, with different shades of experience as well as the big hit of the big space.
The lab-grown tissue has a simpler structure than adult vocal cords, but the researchers said that was expected since human vocal cords can take 13 years to fully develop.
This new structure demonstrates average performance with a simpler structure than conventional solutions, while showing potential in application to low-power application such as sensors.
