The phrase "a simplified understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a basic or easier grasp of a concept or topic.
Example: "After reviewing the material, I was able to achieve a simplified understanding of the complex theories presented."
Alternatives: "a basic comprehension" or "an easier grasp".
We know that people might have a simplified understanding of the physics in our world (Cavanagh, 2005; Mamassian, 2008).
In a simplified understanding of the renal FDG processes, the TAC peak represents the initial blood flush and therefore ERPF, while its decay reflects subsequent processes, e.g., re-absorption, forwarding, and also glomerular filtration (and therefore GFR).
And that has to have a value beyond getting bodies through the door, or reinforcing a simplified understanding of music as art.
But, still, this is already a very simplified understanding of the local situation.
This work showed how a very simplified understanding of the physics of the MEA can explain some of the variations in amplitudes and timescales.
Computational analyses to predict the macromolecular assemblies of such apparatuses are needed to have a more simplified understanding of the entire model of the H. pylori type IV secretion mechanism A large-scale prospective study revealed that the risk for development of gastric carcinoma was much greater in the H. pylori-infected population than in the H. pylori-uninfected population [ 59].
A richer account of top-down causation (or constitutional relations) is definitely needed, and importantly, body-external causes and causal contexts need to be acknowledged to a greater degree both by researchers and in research communication to avoid fostering an overly simplified understanding of disease causation.
In this paper, a finite element model of the two and three layer TBC's is developed in the commercial code ANSYS to investigate the buckle and interface delamination mechanisms and develop a simplified parametric understanding of these mechanisms.
If too simplified, understanding may be limited.
However, the term IPV screening is problematic (21, 24), and healthcare providers using streamlined screening questions together with their simplified understanding of IPV might not identify components such as women being forced into pregnancy (8).
