The phrase "a understandable way" is not correct.
Did you mean "an understandable way"? You can use the corrected phrase when describing a method or manner that is easy to comprehend.
Example: "The teacher explained the concept in an understandable way, making it easier for the students to grasp."
Alternatives: "a clear way" or "an easy-to-understand manner".
This approach was developed from the study of a small facility of RNEST, the caustic treatment unit, where the reduced number of equipments and pipes made the method possible to be done in a fast an understandable way.
Movie directors and designers of displays for process control have one thing in common: they must display the inner state of a complex system in an understandable way to a group of spectators/operators that do not have direct access to the interior of the system.
"We ought to be able to do a better job in communicating in an understandable way," he said in an interview.
Another complication is to convey a technical message in an understandable way.
This example is provided to simply explain in an understandable way how a deep learning algorithm finds more abstract and complicated representations of data by composing representations acquired in a hierarchical architecture.
"You're responding in an understandable way," said Harold Pollack, a University of Chicago professor who studies healthcare.
Care was taken to communicate information about the research accurately and in an understandable way to enable a genuine choice to be made.
"Certainly if he wanted to, this would be an understandable way out," said George Arzt, a Democratic political consultant.
His lectures offered an enormous intellectual pleasure because he tried to communicate mathematical ideas in an understandable way; he clearly had a "mathematical mission".
She has shown an uncanny ability to articulate in an understandable way how Wall Street messed up the economy, and is the most genuine and passionate advocate for the middle class that this country has seen in years.
