'if easy' is correct and can be used in written English.
You may use 'if easy' to imply that something is relatively simple or easy to do. For example, "If easy, I could finish the project tomorrow."
If "Easy Rider" addressed the intolerance that appearances can provoke, we hope the fashion in this issue might have built a bridge or two.
If easy credit was the illusory benefit of the banking boom, then patriotic pride was the collective fantasy of the imperial boom.
They have been out of favour for decades, shunned by consumers as the breakfast of the war generation and difficult to eat – if easy to smell.
If easy and familiar in some ways, such tight social compacts can lead to a kind of pressure-cooker environment in times of family discord, and by the late 1980s, the Ousleys were living in constant discord.
Of course, both the market and the people would be a lot better off now if easy loans to unqualified borrowers had not been made in the past, but opponents of risk retention do not focus on that.
The purpose of this study was to assess if easy to measure vaginal fluid biomarkers are predictive for low birth weight (LBW, <2500 g), very LBW (VLBW, <1500 g), spontaneous preterm at <37 weeks' gestation, and total preterm deliveries (at <37, <35, <32 weeks' gestation).
I also believe that if "easy-to-read/understand" graphics were more frequent in the environment of people who didn't really pay attention to politics, then it could change their opinions.
Fresh from its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, it is being shown just once, on Sunday, and doesn't have a distributor, so buy a ticket and grab some snacks: the movie runs a daunting if easy-to-take 272 minutes.
Then sell it much higher (always good advice, if easier said than done).
If easier, please use the form as a guide and submit the details via email to Jonathan Achter.
Perhaps if easy-to-use tools were available, this would increase researcher compliance.
