The phrase "easily melted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe objects that can quickly become liquid when exposed to heat. For example, "The chocolate chips melted easily in the warm oven."
Accounting for nearly half of the total output of refined lead, it is a significant factor in the lead market because it is easily melted and refined and rarely becomes contaminated by impurities during service.
It is composed of low-density, easily melted rocks; the continental crust is predominantly granitic rock (see granite), while composition of the oceanic crust corresponds mainly to that of basalt and gabbro.
Under the same proportion with micro-Al2O3, the nano-Al2O3 was easily melted and generated Fe3Al.
This leads to a vicious cycle, with even thinner, more easily melted ice the following year.
He could have easily melted into the student woodwork somewhere, completed his studies and gone on about his business.
This pattern means that at the start of every summer, not only does the Arctic have less ice coverage than the previous year, but the ice itself is thinner and more easily melted.
Criticism of the Turkish government easily melts into Islamophobia.
With the global economy still fragile, the strong credit revival could easily melt away.
No, it does not easily melt, Ms. Folz explained, because it is industrial wax with a melting point of 240 degrees.
This one has an exceptionally high pigment concentration, and yet surprisingly I found it still easily melts into the skin leaving a soft velvety matte finish.
But Mr. Berlusconi's slim lead could easily melt away, given that the Democrats would probably replace Mr. Bersani as their candidate with Matteo Renzi, the popular centrist mayor of Florence, in any new election.
