The phrase "a very facile and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is easy or effortless, often in a context where simplicity is being emphasized.
Example: "The solution to the problem was a very facile and straightforward approach that anyone could understand."
Alternatives: "an extremely easy and" or "a very simple and".
Although he's a very facile writer and even a successfully glib one, he has managed to bring a kind of attention deficit disorder to the theological constructs that are trivialized here.
The uniform spherical silver three-dimensional (3D) hierarchical structures consisting of dendrites were synthesized for the first time with a very facile, mild and cost-effective wet-chemical method employing potassium biphthalate as the structure-director in aqueous solution and at ambient conditions.
Thus, the validation of 26 is based solely on a requirement for the carbon skeleton reorganization and a very facile CO extrusion from 26 due to its strained bicyclic structure, and is complemented by DFT calculations.
For sure, this is a very facile statement whilst being easy to comprehend by politicians and health insurance companies.
"From what I gather, she's a very facile writer," Friedman added.
But the play presents a very facile idea of how an artist's life is transmuted into art.
"I think he has developed into a very facile political tactician who is a formidable political force," said Steve DeMicco, a political consultant who has worked for several New Jersey Democrats, including Mr. Torricelli, Mr. Corzine and Mr. Menendez himself.
Generally, no induction time is observed when a very facile ligand displacement occurs by substrates.
Accordingly, we succeeded in obtaining very small nano-emulsions for theranostics through a very facile method.
The preparation of ZnO@TiO2 composites was based on a very facile one-step template-free hydrothermal method at ambient conditions.
