The phrase "easily inserted" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing an object or element that can be placed or added without difficulty.
Example: "The new software feature allows for easily inserted data, streamlining the input process."
Alternatives: "simple to add" or "readily incorporated."
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Cook for about 2 more hours, or until a sharp, thin-bladed knife can be easily inserted into meat.
Bake artichokes for about 1 1/2 hours, or until tender; when done, a knife should be easily inserted into artichoke and a leaf should be easily pulled out.
Thanks to the Math Input Panel in Windows 7, the mathematical expressions can be written by hand with a mouse, digitizer pen or touch screen, converted to text and easily inserted into a Microsoft Word document — or any other program that supports Mathematical Markup Language.
Can be easily inserted into any lull in the dinner conversation.
It is designed to be easily inserted into a package of range-measuring hodoscopes.
Cook, with a lid on, until you can easily insert a knife through them.
Roast until cooked, about 30 minutes; you should be able to easily insert a sharp knife through them.
And she is awkward, too, with what Worsley does so easily: inserting her own face in the middle of the screen.
A male takes hold of a female in this way so that he can more easily insert a modified fin, called a clasper, into her cloaca.
Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat to a gentle boil and cook until you can easily insert a thick knife through the base and stem of the artichokes, about 12-15 minutes.
