The phrase "a simplified example of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing an illustration or demonstration that makes a concept easier to understand.
Example: "To clarify the concept of supply and demand, here is a simplified example of how price changes can affect consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a basic illustration of" or "a straightforward example of".
We made a simplified example of the problem to make investigating it easier, stripping out everything that was 'Guardian', and retaining the simplest possible code that still reproduced the issue.
A simplified example of the flow equilibrium method is described in "Appendix 2".
A simplified example of an IPTV architecture is illustrated in Figure 4.
A simplified example of these visual logic models, created for the purposes of VMEP, is provided in Fig. 1.
A decision-making procedure based on this method is illustrated with a simplified example of a laptop computer business.
Open image in new window Figure 2 A simplified example of how CTCF/cohesion and lncRNAs respectively participate in construction of three-dimensional chromosome network.
Table 1 shows a simplified example, on the basis of the performance of a number of different interventions in regard to a set of criteria thought to be relevant in policy making.
The following is a simplified example, for the case of the argument.
The classical Welander oscillatory natural circulation problem, which resembles a simplified example for many types of natural circulation loops widely seen in nuclear reactor systems, was chosen to illustrate the applicability of such methods in system analysis codes, and to demonstrate the advantages of such methods over the low-order methods widely used in existing system analysis codes.
As a specific simplified example of how such a model might be used, suppose we fit the model to a subset of the smoking covariates (intensity, duration and time since cessation).
Figure 1 presents a schematic simplified example of the display, showing the possible outcomes for a single characteristic.
