The phrase "admirable simplicity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both impressive and straightforward in its design or execution.
Example: "The artist's work is a testament to admirable simplicity, capturing profound emotions with minimal elements."
Alternatives: "commendable simplicity" or "notable simplicity."
The Englishman involved was known as The Lord Clive, a name of admirable simplicity.
It remains a forceful play about communal guilt directed by Bijan Sheibani with admirable simplicity around a rectangular pit adorned only by school chairs.
Crawford's distaste for office work can make any alternative seem preferable, and he comes close to idealizing life among the gears and gaskets, lauding the admirable simplicity of "the relationship between a machinist and his shop boss".
Almost every reviewer gave the play the thumbs-up (the Guardian's Michael Billington said that it was "directed … with admirable simplicity"), and Sheibani was nominated for an Olivier award for best director.
Her reasons for doing so were offered with admirable simplicity: she wanted to make as much money as possible to secure her children's future; it helped her to keep busy; she hoped to encourage other women to have regular smear tests.
The admirable terseness and simplicity of this sentence, and the felicitous choice of its adjective, should not go unacclaimed.
Mary Gauthier This American troubadour writes and sings with an admirable directness and simplicity, gently but firmly commanding your attention from the first guitar strum and declarative line of verse.
The day dress designed by Emile Pingat in 1980 is admirable for the simplicity of its design and also the elaborate pattern.
"Looking for History" wages understated battle against most of them, from old-style socialism to anti-Communism-at-any-cost to the war on drugs and the latest fashionable mantra declaring, with admirable intentions and reductive simplicity, that a clean election once every few years is the same thing as a healthy democracy.
There are a lot of admirable traits attached with shyness: Simplicity, diligence, and attentiveness are just a few out of the many.
Although his ambition is admirable, the literary complexity and the simplicity of feeling Martel is aiming for don't comfortably mesh.
