"expressed simply" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a statement or idea that is communicated in a straightforward and easy-to-understand manner. Example: "She explained the complex scientific concept in such a way that even a layperson could understand it - it was expressed simply and effectively."
Expressed simply, Howard's political trade was the projection of certainty.
Each of these distinctions is expressed simply as a conjugation of the root word for vision.
And in some sense, even when you have a bitter, tragic poem, faith is expressed simply in the full recognition of the tragic element.
The goal that we seek is achievable, and can be expressed simply: no safe-haven from which al-Qaida or its affiliates can launch attacks against our homeland, or our allies.
Her success confirms the appeal, in hard times, of the comforting warmth of emotions expressed simply and directly, while tracks like "Rolling in the Deep" and "Rumour Has It" reveal a more musically inquisitive side to her personality.
The goal that we seek is achievable, and can be expressed simply: No safe haven from which al Qaeda or its affiliates can launch attacks against our homeland or our allies.
The chemical descriptors used in older studies had a physicochemical basis, making them useful in expressing simply the biochemical mechanism responsible for the toxic effect, mainly in case of aquatic toxicity [6].
The ABA and BR mixture treatments expressed not simply add up of the impacts of ABA and BR treatment alone, but showed compensatory effects between ABA and BR.
Dynamics are expressed more simply and directly.
The shift can be expressed more simply as a move away from concentrating on aid alone to address poverty reduction.
We are the fortunate ones who have sensed what Ms. Cunningham and I did and what Darwin expressed so simply: we may be all melted together.
