The phrase "as a simple action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that is straightforward or uncomplicated in nature.
Example: "You can improve your productivity by incorporating meditation into your daily routine as a simple action."
Alternatives: "as an easy step" or "as a straightforward task".
Interestingly, they observed that performance of a complex hand action (using gardening shears, as opposed to a simple action) produced large MEP facilitation in the right hand of old adults, whereas no such facilitation could be elicited in the left hand.
The Self-Help Manual, entitled 'Chest Symptoms that Call for Action', is based around a simple action plan logo, 'It's as easy as 1, 2, 3'.
This typically involves showing participants a stream of sensory cues, and to respond to most of them by performing a simple action, such as pressing a button.
We illustrate our proposal in the context of surgery by considering the automatic execution of a simple action such as puncturing.
Back in the 1920's, the cartoonist Rube Goldberg became a household name by drawing a seemingly endless series of fanciful and absurd contraptions in which a simple action, such as pushing a lever, would lead to an unfolding mechanical drama.
Players are encouraged to buy in-game extras to speed their progress – but the confusing way the game prices its add-ons means that many users may not realise that a simple action, such as sending a message to another player, can cost 15p a time.
The researcher then performed a simple action, such as jumping in place, barking, putting an object in a box, or carrying it to Philip's owner.
(The memory test DeBoer used works like this: A researcher first demonstrates a simple action, such as putting a toy car in a container and a short time later, shows the infant images related to what they'd seen.
A simple action such as helping New Yorkers live healthier lives has given Jasmine a lasting sense of accomplishment.
