The phrase "a user friendly list" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a list that is easy for users to understand and navigate.
Example: "The website features a user friendly list of resources that makes it simple for visitors to find what they need."
Alternatives: "an easy-to-use list" or "a user-friendly compilation".
Still, I recognize the need for some kind of alternative, a user-friendly list of wonderful dishes without the smack of the abbatoir about them.
The jury apparently asked for a user-friendly list of every item presented throughout the trial, but since there were thousands of pieces of evidence and indexing the material would require labeling it in a potentially judgmental fashion no such list could be arranged.
As a free public service, I've condensed all the current year-end advice into a simple, user-friendly list.
For a more user-friendly list of class-action lawsuits, go to ClassAction.org.org
PharmaGist is also a user friendly webserver.
eRNA can be operated in a user friendly running environment.
Simple URL is a user friendly URL.
THE BAR A user-friendly wine list at fair markups, most beginning in the $40 range.
Its founder, Gigi Eligoloff, said: "What we're going to do is come up with a user-friendly shopping list for mums on really easy and realistic ways to get their carbon footprint down".
For each of the "best hits" displayed in the overview, a separate link will produce a detailed annotation output presented in a user-friendly format, listing all significant hits in all databases used in the annotation.
The project coordinators felt that they would be best equipped to implement evidence-based strategies if they had access to a user-friendly database that listed the different types of interventions that have been used in the child obesity context and the conditions under which they were found to be effective.
