The phrase "also be simplified to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining that something can be made easier or more straightforward in a different form or expression.
Example: "The equation can also be simplified to x = 5."
Alternatives: "can also be expressed as" or "may also be reduced to".
While the rigor of K-beauty is not for the faint of heart, it can also be simplified to a skincare philosophy, as opposed to a rigid set of products and rules to follow.
But the three goals above can also be simplified to explicit direct goals, such as: ((DYAtMO_{K}(M1)=N20)), which means canned drink M1 should be in cabinet N20 as goal.
For a given M, similarly to the case v=1, the problem (15) can also be simplified to max τ s η ( τ s ) = W ( τ s ) ψ ( τ s ) υ subject to 0 < τ s < T − M τ r (25).
The homepage has also been simplified to show you a stream of pages recently stumbled by people you know.
Similarly, the GO Molecular Function annotations have also been simplified to a list of 4 terms: Receptor or Ligand, Kinase or Hydrolase, Transcription Factor and Others.
Although first-line ART for children has also been simplified to some extent, further simplification and harmonization between age groups remains challenging, and different approaches are recommended based on age due to available formulations and safety profiles, which vary by age.
It also said criminal offences should be simplified to help get convictions.
The hugely complex tax code could also be simplified in order to reduce evasion and informality.
As the decoder hardware design can also be simplified by rendering it oblivious to the power normalisation in the transmitter side of the MIMO wireless system, we have designed a matching compensation unit at the receiver.
Our findings suggest that seemingly highly technical vector surveillance tasks can also be simplified with little increase in workload to be incorporated into the PHC services.
The judging system could also be simplified.
