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The phrase "approach was easy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or way of doing something that did not require much effort or complexity.
Example: "The approach was easy, allowing us to complete the project ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "method was simple" or "strategy was straightforward."
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The results of the present work proved that this new approach was easy to operate with high sensitivity and specificity.
The silylation crystallization approach was easy to operate, economic, and timesaving, and the by-product (i.e., ammonia) was simple to remove from the reaction medium.
Experiments using these techniques were carried out to evaluate the performance and behavior of dialog systems designed for car navigation dialogs and a building guide robot, and it turned out that our approach was easy to set up and showed similar tendencies to real human users.
This approach was easy to adopt because during the qualitative data collection exercise, we established rapport with community members.
The service providers involved in the QI process reported that the approach was easy to grasp and could be used to improve other health services.
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Such an approach was considered but was not implemented for the sake of simplicity because our Monte-Carlo approach was easier to implement and communicate.
The beauty of this approach is easy to miss.
The appeal of such a broad approach is easy to see.
Covering the medical, emotional and social issues facing women with H.I.V. infection, the authors' approach is easy to follow: a series of questions at the beginning of each chapter, with key points at the end.
This approach is easy to control and efficient.
The approach is easy and convenient for engineering applications.
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