The phrase "address a simple" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing a simple issue or problem, but as it stands, it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "We need to address a simple misunderstanding that occurred during the meeting."
Alternatives: "tackle a straightforward" or "resolve an easy".
Ms. Graves said the point of the meeting was to address a simple question.
We must still address a simple question how did carbon get into organic compounds?
We present a spatially implicit analytical model of forager movement, designed to address a simple scenario common in nature.
In this short review we address a simple question: how tough will the life of wave power devices at sea be?
In this article, we address a simple, low-cost, large-area, and spatially controllable method to fabricate 3D nanostructures, involving hemisphere, hemiellipsoid, and pyramidal pits based on nanosphere lithography (NSL).
In this article we address a simple method for detecting, localizing, and quantifying multiple cracks occurred in Euler Bernoulli multi-stepped beams, using the measurement of natural frequencies and estimating the uncracked mode shapes.
In this paper, we address a simple yet fundamental question: What are the real improvements that cross-layering can bring to routing performance when compared to the simple hop-count metric?
If the SEC took this long to address a simple derivatives fraud like Integral, what chance to they have with Madoff?
But Pence's talking point doesn't address a simple fact: His law has language that is not contained in the federal RFRA.
In this paper, we investigate the phylogenetic signal of four datasets in order to address a simple question: do the phylogenies of orthologs really favour tree-thinking and thus justify attempts of tree-reconstruction? Can we be reasonably confident that their history is free of LGT?
