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The phrase 'easy to introduce' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a concept or idea that is simple or straightforward to introduce. For example, "This new strategy is easy to introduce and will be beneficial to the team."
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As for flooring, it's easy to introduce a rug which needn't be gender specific or expensive.
Is it difficult or easy to introduce a new concept to younger students, and why?
No one believes it will be easy to introduce the HPV vaccination in Africa, and there may be problems.
It's hard to alter the mindset of a would-be terrorist, but it's comparatively easy to introduce measures that could reduce gun-related fatalities in general.
100% of fees are currently deferred, but the current system makes it too easy to introduce a percentage or flat rate up-front payment.
They promote the benefits of a mixed-age workforce but also admit that no members found it easy to introduce flexible retirement.
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Meanwhile, ethanol would be a lot easier to introduce than fuel cells.
Military commissions also make it easier to introduce statements that are the product of coercive interrogation.
Also, shorter trials will make it easier to introduce standalone torcetrapib, he said.
This method is easier to introduce, but gives customers less incentive to swap suppliers.Is anyone to blame for the hold-up?
Less inequality makes opportunity-enhancing policies that are of relatively larger benefit to lower-income families easier to introduce and sustain.
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