"easy highlight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to something that is easy to draw attention to or emphasizes a key point or aspect. It can also be used as a verb, "to highlight easily" meaning to draw attention to something with ease. Example sentence: The most important point in the presentation was the easy highlight - our company's recent success in sales.
It felt flat for most of its set, until the final two songs, "All Comes Down" and the giant anthem "All I Want," the easy highlight, with its Mumfordian whoa-oh-oh-oh-ohhhhhs and its indelibly trite lyrics.
Jubilee was Forest's first appearance of a massive tent stage, and was an easy highlight of the weekend.
Hypercolour-regular Eliphino's beat "Marcus Dupree" is an easy highlight of the comp with a Chemical Bro's-esque intro that quickly unfolds into a club-ready house assault. .
Making fun of yourself is easy: Highlight a time when you embarrassed yourself, did something stupid, or got caught in a situation where you were way over your head.
Using indicators and indices for verbal, numeric or graphic presentation of assessment results allows the easy highlighting of infrastructural components that require improvement.
But Labour's shadow employment minister, Stephen Timms, said the reality was that for ordinary families things were getting "harder not easier", highlighting the rise in part-time workers.
Making the journey easier highlights the importance of and limits to 'partner support'.
The future is renewables, the past is coal, and the economic benefits are easy to highlight.
This creates an incentive to go for easy victories, highlight successes and bury failures.
But the impact of crowded roads is easy to highlight – excessive pollution, health issues like asthma and respiratory disorders, congestion.
There were long spells when the quality was awfully low and it was easy to highlight the individual errors, particularly in possession, where the lack of care was startling.
