The phrase "as easy to create" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the ease of creating something to another task or item.
Example: "This new software is as easy to create as a simple document."
Alternatives: "just as simple to make" or "equally easy to produce."
For those who put the CD's online in the first place, zip files are not as easy to create as standard MP3's.
Being a vegan is not my point, and anyway, it's as easy to create an unhealthy full-time vegan diet as it is to eat brilliantly as a part-time vegan.
This was not as easy to create as it may sound, since in order to prevent a rash, a diaper's material must "wick" the moisture away from the baby's skin, rather than absorbing the moisture and retaining it inertly.
It's the rare form of entertainment that's nearly as easy to create as it is to consume.
I tried out the daily playlist for myself, and it was as easy to create as Farano claimed.
Giphy Cam launched back in August of this year with a simple goal: to make GIFs as easy to create as they are to find and share from Giphy proper.
Interestingly, the recordings that are good sound as if they were easy to create, while the bad ones sound as if it took a lot of effort to miss the mark.
Once you have created a plot (plot object) as above, it is easy to create a multipanel plot conditioned by a covariate, such as DOSE or SEX (see "Faceting" section).
But it's not as easy as it looks – it's not easy to create; it's not easy to maintain.
Weekly rates start at 3,500 euros for a couple or 4,200 euros for up to six guests; low season (1 May through 30 November) rates include a rental car as well, making it easy to create snapshot-worthy memories both on and off the photogenic property.
As entrepreneurs, it's easy to create project after project and task after task until you're burning the midnight oil for days on end.
