'intuitive to understand' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is easily or instinctively understandable, such as: "The instructions for setting up the printer were intuitive to understand."
Based on a learner-initiating instruction strategy, LIM-G first comprehends the problem and then gives the learner the telegraphic and diagrammatic representations of the problem, which are more intuitive to understand.
Although SCALE-UP requires many structural changes to implement, the underlying principles are relatively straightforward and intuitive to understand.
The first time derivative of the magnetic time series is the simplest and most intuitive to understand of the methods we tested.
The beta-coefficient is very intuitive to understand and shows the difference in intergenerational transmission of education that exists in Latin America compared to the rest of the world.
RAS values are highly convenient since they are generated by the Affymetrix GDAS software on the 10K platform and fairly intuitive to understand.
Findings indicate that the WARMOMETER is a short patient self-report assessment of physician warmth, which seems easy and intuitive to understand for every patient.
The results provide intuitive images to understand the mechanism of ion modification on nanometric cutting.
It provides an intuitive method to understand the defect distribution and further helpful to growth control of crystal and design of functional materials and devices.
Balzac had exceptional powers of observation and a photographic memory, but he also had a sympathetic, intuitive capacity to understand and describe other people's attitudes, feelings, and motivations.
My daughter's friend likely was no stranger to the N-word, which by then had pervaded popular culture, but he was sophisticated or intuitive enough to understand the difference between the word's use in a bravado-filled rap song and its use as a tool of derision in the mouth of Huck.
What's an intuitive way to understand entropy?
