The phrase "achieved with a simple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a result or outcome that is obtained through a straightforward or uncomplicated method.
Example: "The desired results were achieved with a simple adjustment to the settings."
Alternatives: "obtained through a straightforward" or "accomplished with an easy".
Regeneration of the surface is achieved with a simple polishing procedure that shows good reproducibility.
Here, under Mr. Wilson's gliding direction, this is usually achieved with a simple, restrained grace, acknowledging that the canvas matters more than the figures within it.
Areal mass removal rates of 77.1 g COD/m2/d, 11 g TSS/m2/d, and 53 mg Cr/m2/d were achieved with a simple gravity-flow horizontal subsurface flow unit operating at hydraulic loading rates of as much as 10 cm/d.
High activities were achieved, with a simple and robust methodology appropriate for clinical purposes.
The probabilistic link throughput can be interpreted as the unconditioned reception probability which can be achieved with a simple automatic-repeat-request scheme with error-free feedback [43].
By miniaturizing the design, optimizing power consumption and minimizing the mass we have shown that full-fledged commercial global Q.Com can be achieved with a simple 3U CubeSat.
Better results were achieved with a simpler fillet of salmon in a hollandaise sauce.
Consequently, reactors can be achieved with a simpler outline and high capacity gas treatment.
Moreover, since an excitation source and associated optics required for fluorescence analyses are eliminated, detection can be achieved with a simpler system that is readily adaptable to field use.
The same can be achieved with a simpler experimental model using two intravenous pressure bags submerged in water, but none of these models actually look at a real PTX.
The results obtained show that a very reasonable control rod programming can be achieved with a quite simple methodology.
